if you talk to qantas they are working on it. pratchett sunrise. we are working closely.ll be in the marketplace in 2020. more range than any airplay and flying today but it is frankly not quite enough to get you from sydney to london. we are working to see how to make air planes in the next decade flying 21 hours. we will see it? alt—right longer range flying is becoming part of the strategy in latin america, asia and the middle east and it will be an important pa rt east and it will be an important part of the strategy. 17 hours in one airplay in and would rather do that and not make that stops i can be in my hotel room a little bit earlier. what are they going to do for the city ‘s who rely on a harbour city, singapore, dubai? frankly, .2 point and more destinations have been the trend in the market. —— point two point. destinations have been the trend in the market. —— point two pointm is about more frequency and more convenient for passengers. the vice president of boeing. now let's brief you some other business stories: europe's big five football leagues generated a

poland one of the first to qualify was through the three four will cope with qantas try to put the going into these huge summits want to obviously have some big expectations for good euro two thousand and sixteen them poland this still i would say developing the team the young players are calm and then we have the same called shows from two thousand and thirteen the minimum is to qualify from the group and then you always know everything going to happen and and the next stage lots of people around the world watching these you would know living golf ski and what happens is respect to some of the younger viewers that this is just one player you know. it's it's a mess you go into you know tell us about the players the support i mean i'm important definitely one of the players that you can look for it's our wonder kids which is propel the genie's kid from from not fully mode he's just saudi he's called the press conference that's he's going to be the next kevin of doing that so we obviously have to wait a little bit more and. so what's he's going to show in the russia.

italy's prime minister qantas said to confront merkel at the summit he is adamant he will not be talked into letting migrants back and come to one through form the dublin agreement specifically that the country where refugees first the rise should no longer be responsible for them. is crucial we're expecting action not just talk to you within the e.u. hungary takes a hard line on migration its prime minister favors a populist approach why fuel migrants have come to europe in recent years he's sticking to his policy of no tolerance. i think the people request to sing so first is no migrants maureen was told them and the second is those who are in should bring back so that's what the people we all saw i think we. will do to restore the utopian democracy we have to move to that direction it's easier perhaps to focus on the football but the leaders won't have much time to watch the matches there's simply too much to argue about oh as we saw there hungary's prime minister viktor orban takes an especially hard line stance when it comes to migration at the height of the migration crisis back i

qantas are working on it, something they called project sunrise. we are working closely with them.e to the marketplace, it will have about 1000 nautical miles more range than any other today. it is not quite enough to get you from syd ney to is not quite enough to get you from sydney to london, so we are working with them, innovative ideas to see how we can make aeroplanes in the next decade able to fly at both 20, 21 hours. it is becoming part of the strategies to customers here in southeast asia, latin america, the middle east and it will continue to bea middle east and it will continue to be a really important part our strategy. i was just on a plane couple of weeks ago, 17 hours, and i would rather fly that are not make a stop so i could be in my hotel bed and little earlier. talking of those long—range flights, what do they do for the cities that rely on a hub system, singapore, abu dhabi, it will them off? more destinations have been a trend in the market for a number of years. in the last six yea rs, a number of years. in the last six years, they have opened up 180 new marke

qantas foreign minister talks to al-jazeera about the impact of the crisis on regional politics. and how his country is coping with. iraq's parliament orders a manual recount of all votes cast amazing election and sacks the commission that's over surratt. along in this is al jazeera live from london the can also coming up uproar in israel as argentina counsels a world cup warm up which had been moved to jerusalem panic because guatemala as the weight of ok now erupts again seventy five are now confirmed dead and two hundred missing and an ultra exclusive island hotel is revealed as the location of the trump summit in singapore we look at how preparations are going. we begin in iraq where the parliament has ordered a manual recount of every vote cost in last month's elections and such a commission that oversaw the poll that comes a day after prime minister. said there had been serious violations parliament's also approved the cancellation of overseas votes on those of displaced people in some provinces shia cleric other all saw that was the surprise winner of the election well let

apparently, qanta's targeting -- canada's targeting that.eaction after this tit for tat battle looks to be on. liz: it's the aluminum wrapping in hershey's kisses that is causing higher costs. [laughter] we warned you of that on count countdown to the "countdown to the closing bell" weeks and weeks ago. i held up a hershey's kiss, and i said, watch out, this will raise their costs -- [laughter] and we were apparently right. >> probably better for our waistlines though, i think. liz: i have at least three a day. [laughter] >> i don't blame you. liz: thanks, susan, very much. again, it is early yet, and we have to wait and see exactly what happens with the tariffs. but i can tell you this, no tariff talk at the nasdaq. the nasdaq surging at this hour, up one and a third percent or 98 points. by the way, folks, this is a one month chart. split it in half and look at the far right, the tenth day in a row that the nasdaq has alternated between gains and losses. closing bell ringing in 40 minutes. yoga pants wearers unite, lululemon hitting a new

decided we think it's how you approach an individual enough that it is a certain way of doing to qantas. a story and out. tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of technology i know those things. a trade escalates between the u.s. and china after washington impose tariffs and beijing hits back. this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up here president it is great families from their children a day of confusing political back and forth over immigration and washington. from school for changes to gratian rules following that dispute over a ship full of refugees. and families trapped injured and close to starvation as fierce fighting surrounds for city of. a trade between the world's two biggest economies china and the u.s. has escalated president donald trump says he will impose twenty five percent tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese m. ports saying the u.s. was being taken advantage of promised to retaliate quickly with his own tariff of twenty five percent on the u.s. goods also worth fifty billion dollars in july reports from the white house. u.s. president donald tr

against france so basically we are partners with half baby and fifteen world cup tournaments only four qantas has played more so we have been on the international scene for a while and have had some great players. for centuries could come course well to my local rafa marcus. part we can't keep up with a big box for half never made it past the quarterfinals in the last six tournaments we were out in the wrong of last sixteen. yet we still believe who could lead us to the title. culture. soft over two thousand and fifty the fifty seven year old has been at the helm. at last world cup here poured in some big performance. since two thousand and eight different mourinho has been playing in europe he has the most experience on the back. guttural sounds little place for either from fourteen germany he's known as. from fourth is mark. q both of strings in midfield and sets up the charity. these guys have followed of experience going into the russia work up is it enough for the title mexican certainly think so . fate around ninety five percent of all mexicans are christian most of them catholics. we a

qantas foreign minister talks to al-jazeera about the impact of the crisis on regional politics. and how his country is coping with it. and hundred forty one on the. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country haven't truly been able to escape the war. it's been one year since its neighbors imposed a blockade on qatar by land sea and air. a move that shattered the region's geopolitical landscape alliances have shifted and qatar has grown more self-reliant . but what caused the rift between the g.c.c. countries is there and what insights and can the gulf ever be the same again the siege of. just zero. feeling the heat over mass hold donald trump is under pressure from his closest allies before the g. seven summit in canada. this is a

at once or vita i became was a qantas theory hearses with the ensemble present not soon hamburg's you know how morning. because i understand there's this point in the first movement where it switches from a major to d. major we wanted to freshen up the a major. kid's fellow musicians agree that he's really a nice guy and his interests are by no means limited to music. yeah we talk a lot about food that's a subject we have in common with the well before you before you got here he spent a few days concentrating intensively on learning how to make the very in dumplings this have to be long yes it brings us together and it's very important actually we've agreed it's the most important thing in life like this and that seems to be just one of many activities he does besides amusing. but we're busy cook when he's on the road three hundred days a year. his mother came from taiwan his father from england he grew up in the united states and studied in paris so where does he call home in two thousand and thirteen he moved to al's own northern france into this church in atlanta how this is actual

. >>> no joke on this one, terrifying moments for hundreds of passengers aboard a qantas jet. it happened about two hours after takeoff from l.a. on a flight to melbourne, australia, last sunday. passengers say they were suddenly lifted right out of their seats. that's usually the nose going down. then the a380 super jumbo rolled and plunged in a 10 second nose dive. aviation experts suspect the jet got caught in the wingtip vortex, basically hit by the wake of another jet that was just ahead of it, jet wash. nobody got hurt. d made an emerge >>> two pilots escaped after their small plane caught fire in midair and made an emergency landing in sacramento. the private jet came in without any landing gear just before noon. firefighters managed to extinguish the flames quickly. the pilots were the only people on board and they were not hurt. >>> a much more peaceful attraction is reopening to the public tomorrow. yosemite's mariposa grove of giant sequoias have been closed for restoration the past three years. it is one of the largest and oldest of its kind in the world. some 4 mi

qantas foreign minister talks to al-jazeera about the impact of the crisis on regional politics. and how his country is coping with. al-jazeera. swear every. big story it's generate thousands of headlines with different angles from different perspectives separate the spin from the facts that's why i'm guy. with the listening post on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. logs the whole rahman you're watching the news live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes the iraqi parliament orders a full recount of its may election which led to a victory for shia leader there are other. the president of the origin time football association apologizes for canceling a friendly match with israel citing safety concerns also bigger arguments trying to stop a government crackdown by staging a national strike plus. to each of you and to the muslims around the world ramadan will bark u.s. president bill trump marks the muslim holy month of ramadan with an if. our dinner at the white house will tell you why some people are protesting outside the event. welcome to the progra

couldn't be done by a woman the qatar airways chief executive gave a typically provocative answer to qantas c.e.o. alan joyce seated next to our backer tried to make light of the comments. well you know of course it has to be led by a man because it is it is a very challenging position and i am sure of that i am sure that. and i said i said he was going to stop saying controversial things even ask you this man it's a man it is god we're going to get i don't. want to. sort of you know i have to put a little bit of. fireworks and. motivate people to have more questions. defended his remarks saying that qatar airways was the first airline in the region to have women pilots and that sixty percent of all student pilots at the airline were women the issue of gender imbalance in aviation was a hot topic among over two hundred a aline's represented at the meeting joyce who care and pain for marriage equality in australia said ensuring a diverse workforce in general could help drive profits if you're not tapping into the first the inclusion you're going to be on a disadvantage you know we're all loo

favorites it's kind of we think it's how you approach a feature and if it is a certain way of doing qantas in just story in the out. well. learn from the international monetary fund which are serious traceable reports from one of scottish. roadblocks all around when a site is this is how argentina's capital look on monday after the country's largest workers' confederation called for a general strike against the government of. left wing groups blocked a major role leading to the capitol protesting against what they say is a government that rules for the rich. there is a social crisis in the political crisis there is discontent is the beginning of the pact between the i.m.f. and the government that brings about austerity measures the economic situation is worse that's why we will be on the streets. since taking office mackie's government has been unable to control the double digit inflation rate that has tormented arjun times for years the recent devaluation caused by a strengthening u.s. dollar forced the governmental request and emergency fifty billion loan from the i.m.f. prices have cont

aquarius bound for spain heading through rough seas there is farah conditions at the elisa palace qantas says italy is working on a proposal to overhaul europe's asylum system he wants to see migrant processing centers established in africa something appears open to an attempt to keep is really close even as european countries are drifting apart. a veteran journalist and an editor who worked for many news organizations including has been fatally shot in indian controlled kashmir she was the chief editor of several newspapers and a vocal advocate for the peaceful resolution of the kashmir dispute he worked for years hindi and english services. he was a journalist who stood for peace yes his end came violently. was leaving his office when gunmen on a motorbike fired a volley of shots he was killed along with to personal security guards the assassins left behind a shattered glass and inconsolable family. saw the head of the journalist fraternity was killed today these gunmen have ruined kashmir for years once again one of the great treasures of our community has been snatched from us. becau

italy's prime minister qantas said to confront merkel at the summit he is adamant he will not be talked into letting migrants back and come to once to reform the dublin agreement specifically that the country refugee flows the rise should no longer be responsible for them. crucial we're expecting action not just talk fuck to within the e.u. hungary takes a hard line on migration its prime minister favors a populist approach why fuel migrants have come to europe in recent years he's sticking to his policy of no tolerance. i think the people request two things first is new migrants maureen was told them and the second is those who are in should bring back so that's what the people wield so i think we. can all do to restore the utopian democracy we have to move to that direction it's easier perhaps to focus on the football but the leaders won't have much time to watch the matches there's simply too much to argue about for all our correspondent is covering the summit in brussels for us tonight good evening to you ok or here we are again burning the midnight oil at the e.u. summit italy has

poland one of the first to qualify was for the free for will cope with qantas try to put the governing to these huge summits want to obviously have some big expectations for good euro two thousand and sixteen the pollen this still i would say developing the team the players are calm and then we have the same called for this from two thousand and thirteen the minimum is to qualify from the group and then you always know everything going to happen in the and the next stage lots of people around the world watching this who would know living golf ski and what happens is respect to some of the younger viewers that are just one player you know . it's messy goldring so you know tell us about the plays that support him and i'm important definitely one of the players that you can look for it's our wonder kids which is propel the genie's kid from from not fully modi's just saudi he's. the one press conference that's he's going to be the next kevin of doing that so we obviously have to wait a little bit more and. so what's he's going to show in the russia two years ago it wasn't just the turn i m

missed a forest one official information as a journalist i have worked all of the streets of many qantas and their problems are all the same or do social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. corruption gun afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the human scene or my through foals who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jenny paris and i work at the doubled in. germany street by street. car full. of the most traditional. find it all at any time. check him with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on d w talk come. to turkey faces its most highly contested elections in many years and they could cement president tragic tayyip erdogan grip on power or possibly even unseat him and alter the course of a country that plays a key international role and we will follow the situation closely keeping you up to date with reports and line of coverage from istanbul and ankara today on d.w. news. each. player. or ammunition to be a. jury. this is due to the news coming to you live from berlin germany live to fight another day at the world cup this gold

well, i tell you, if you talk to qantas, they are working on it something they call project sunrise.th them. in 2020, we are going to bring in new 777 to the marketplace. that aeroplane will have about 1000 nautical miles more range than any aeroplane flying today. but, frankly, it is not quite enough to get you from sydney to london so we are working with them, innovative ideas to see how we can make aeroplanes in the next decade able to fly that 20, 21 hours. and will we see that? even over a decade or beyond. i tell you what, ultra—long—range flying now is becoming part of the strategies for our customers here in southeast asia, in latin america, in the middle east and i think it will continue to be a really important part of the strategy. so, hey, iwasjust on an aeroplane a couple of weeks ago for 17 hours and i would rather fly that 17 hours and not make that stop and shorten my trip time so i can be my hotel bed a little earlier. talking about those ultra—long—range flights, what are they going to do for the cities that rely on a hub system? abu dhabi, dubai, qatar, singapore.

someone is found guilty of having done the wrong thing then they have to answer for that was enough for qantas to. show its not only of the n.w. and ality but all of germany in a bad line. stadler is the highest level executive at volkswagen to have been arrested since the scandal erupted but he may not be the last. at the soccer world cup in russia two more powerhouse teams went into their matches as heavy favorites both were trying to avoid the fate of germany who lost to mexico over the weekend first on monday england took on tunisia and then there was an even bigger gulf in class when belgium lock horns with world cup debutantes palomar. all after a sluggish first off the east mountain sunnily broke the deadlock for the engine shortly after half time with this effort right strike poses for woods and after that so much really good drolling for the favorites the woman who cockle meeting just six minutes to add two more golds stream is despite a slow start to badger people since johnstone's as had a brilliantly saved only for cain to be perfectly positioned for the rebound but after this chal

but you know i look at what qantas a is really part of because it is its first page and deny them accessto gain you know partly after what happened a lot weaker it out in the european union at any given that this is mass outside europe gungwu finance members against this government used car methods that sort of ensure that we want to play this game with our rules and the forty's reason and we don't want to follow anymore the strategy and the positive european union and this is very important because this choirmaster stay sunny for the first time probably last fall of all it's for random testing policy without thinking and i found to hold out a lot of you and you know because this government doesn't believe anymore in european union and in want to change it it is even the really important and that is settle into a business and in charge of the russians with the european unity is acquire a message that we don't want to follow anymore of the european union on directives and proracing because they are really concerned here because it is law on the co-sponsor of the rules and units that are.

qantas foreign minister talks to al-jazeera about the impact of the crisis on regional politics.and how his country is coping with it. in august twenty seventh seeing a devastating landslide in sierra leone killed over a thousand people a terrible blow to a country that still bears the scars of the civil war and be a potent force initially three grains pulls on by climate change was felt to be the colts but then other stories emerged of corruption greed and environment that. we've been to all sports talk warnings of catastrophe or ignore. the. the past decade has seen a rise in the number of catastrophic weather events around the world. be it freak storms or drives or unprecedented rainfall extreme weather is becoming the new normal a no where are the effects felt more keenly than in developing nations. from bangladesh to peru and sierra leone to the dior sea record breaking rains have triggered devastating floods and lethal landslides. among them the landslide that struck sierra leone in august two thousand and seventeen it was one of the deadliest with over a thousand people ki

have any tree i think it's how you approach an individual an athlete is a certain way of doing it to qantas in just a story in fly out. and you're watching al-jazeera man of our top stories this hour north korean leader kim jong un has arrived in singapore head of tuesday's summit with the u.s. president donald trump he thanked singapore and prime minister lee saying long for his help in organizing the talks saying quote the entire world is watching. france's warned that quote fits of anger cannot dictate international cooperation that's off to taunt trump abruptly rejected a joint statement by the g seven leaders summit ended in disarray with trump accusing the canadian prime minister of weak and dishonest statements. a woman rights activists is under arrest in saudi arabia for showing her support on social media for another woman detained on wednesday amnesty international says ten activists have been arrested recently including at least seven women several push for the lifting of the ban on women drivers that's what will happen on june the twenty fourth and the first licenses have been i

qantas foreign minister talks to al-jazeera about the impact of the crisis on regional politics. and how his country is coping with it. i am fairly ok and that philippines president of the regarded thursday says he believes in the competence and capability of women just not in all aspects of life we look at how filipino women are influencing society and whether present attorney's behavior is sexist or simply take it out of context you are now live in the stream and on al-jazeera you choose to leave your comments in that. time christine han i'm a professor at u.c. santa cruz you're in the street. present the dream go to target a strong governing style and crude sense of humor has often drawn fire from human rights advocates and feminists but on sunday he drew fresh criticism when he asked a married woman to kiss him on the lips during a rally in seoul south korea the woman says there was no malice in the act presidential spokesman how iraq contends it was a playful act in line with filipino culture which some filipinos might agree with. for me that was ok as long as the woman was

what was that qantas you got. yes and i know who they're hunting too. deep in the woods foresman ambush luther's carriage. i'll be godes if they don't want you. luthor and been briefed on the plan what looked like a kidnapping was in fact a rescue operation. to prevent the implementation of the edict of alms the reformer was bundled off to a secret location. who looked out the door so implementing the forms was difficult for the under offered him from a legal perspective he had no executive organs to enforce in kind he depended on the willingness of the regional princess to publish the edict and enforce it and in that territory trust and under. these as it is naturally fredricka the why is that no such attention to a leash for those devices it docked it garnished on. luther's princely protector had different plans frederick the wise hid the reformer advanced book cast on their eyes enough in his area of jurisdiction. as a territorial prince the electorate saxony made use of his autonomy to secretly defy the emperor. the persecuted reformer was given a c

thing it's how you approach an official nothing it is a certain way of doing qantas into story in the out. murder he admitted unique circumstances and the fact that one heard of this murder confessions are useless without corroboration she thought that they are questioning her about her being a victim of a rape not a suspect in a murder case newly false confession involves a completely made up story some will say anything thinking they can fix it later but there's no fixing it later and these statements are used against them in a board along this system was joe bellenger on al-jazeera. from the tropics of southeast asia to the federal islands in the far north atlantic when i went east meets the women who crossed the world for love and stayed to change a community. you're watching algis their arms the whole rahman these are all top news stories the u.s. secretary of state might pompei is in china on the final stop of a diplomatic mission to brief regional leaders about the outcome of the singapore summit between donald trump and kim jong un speaking alongside chinese foreign minister w

this something qantas does want.id down challenges for the boeing and airbus to build a jet by 2022 that can do that 20 hours we loaded nonstop. there is one from perth to london. the key is to unlock sydney to london. the airbus sales, they say without looking at options, reducing feeding, adding more fuel cells, modifying the engines. if they get this right, they've first see -- they foresee demand. it will open other routes like sydney to new york, sydney to rio de janeiro, flight from asian centers across the latin america. the demand for airbus is there. haidi: a good patch up his relationship with ba, and that will become rich demand for the a3 80. the --a, delays to the the delivery, the narrowbody jet. to be fair to airbus, circumstances beyond their control. blaming the engine makers with ba ba criticalbut of the price of the a3 80, not eap plane. $446 billion per jet, but you get a discount if you buy in bulk. at the end of the day the relationship with ba is good, but they will not comment on the progress

qantas says this was caused by wake turbulence from a nearby jet. thankfully nobody was hurt.is that after two small planes collide in midair, the first slamming into an alaskan river killing a 56-year-old man, the only person on board. that the complaint's pilot made an emergency landing at an airport despite heavy damage to the landing gear. >> amazon expanding its discount in 10 more states. is yours one of them? jillian: tracy carrasco is here to break your heart or make your day. >> reporter: new york city not one of the whole foods stores offering prime discounts to amazon prime members but they added another 10 states bringing it to 23. most of them in the south of the country. they also added washington, oregon as well. they say by the end of summer it will be nationwide. >> looks like the mason-dixon line. >> i want a foot-long doritos if you could make that happen. >> reporter: i think i can. this is new from doritos just in time for the new jurassic park. rob: from over here. >> reporter: this is a doritos, you can either win it on twitter, hashtag jurassic doritos

. >>> terrifying moments for hundreds of passengers aboard a qantas jet.us 380 super jumbo took a 10 second nose dive during a flight from los angeles to melbourne, australia, last sunday. passengers described sudden turbulence and a sensation of being lifted out of their seats before the plunge began. aviation experts believe that the plane got caught in the wingtip vortex, basically hit by the wake of the plane ahead of it. nobody was hurt. >>> heads up, thrill seekers. a brand-new roller coaster is open in the bay area and it's the first of its kind on the west coast. kpix5's kiet do takes us for a ride. e est roller coaster out there, but then again it doesn't need to be. it has a single track which allows for smoother and more dynamic twists and turns and you sit alone with nobody on either side of you all while straddling the rail. there is a completely vertical 90-degree drop hitting a top speed of 53 miles an hour lasting 66 seconds. coaster enthusiast cole matthews has ridden the rail blazer more than 50 times this morning. he says to relax and do

. >> supermarkets, media, airlines, qantas.the events because we can bring the innovation to the clients, the whole population. it's exciting. >> analysts expect apple to expect updates to the watch and tv operating systems and improvements to siri. according to boom bloomberg, the new system will include a digital health feature, helping you use your phone less and allowing you to track and set limits for time spent on certain apps. looks like they're getting close to opening the doors at the convention center. the keynote address with ceo tim cook is scheduled to start at 10:00 this morning. live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> this morning a 13-year-old girl is recovering from what appears to be a rattle snake bike. park officials say she was hiking with friends on mt. diablo saturday when she put her hand on a rock when a snake slithered out of a crack and bit her. she was flown to john muir medical center. rangers say they've been seeing more rattle snakes than usual. >>> a modesto man accused of a san francisco

qantas foreign minister talked to al jazeera about the impact of the crisis on regional politics. and how his country is coping with. the. volcano kill way erupted explosively last thing boiling clouds of steam and ash and rock high into the atmosphere scientists say it's not unusual for eruptions to stop and start up again later as for kill away a it has been spilling love of continually for more than thirty years native hawaiian spiritual beliefs say eruptions reflect the mood so of the goddess pale a . us as native hawaiians to the penny is always nice to us whether she takes our home or not we accept this type of event. incarcerated in russia's toughest prisons stripped of their liberties. an unexpected creative opportunity. less. of a singing contest like no other office a chance of redemption and hope for the talented few. the. tale of singers and murderous witness on al-jazeera. al-jazeera is swift every. you're watching algis there i'm still robin here in doha these raw top news stories iraq's parliament has ordered a manual recount of every vote cast in last month's elect

qantas foreign minister talks to al-jazeera about the impact of the crisis on regional politics. and how his country is coping with. al-jazeera this is the opportunity to understand the story in a very different way where there before something happens and we don't leave. these are the top stories here at al-jazeera this hour donald trump is valid to straighten out controversies of a trade at the g. seven summit starting in canada the us president is expected to face an angry reaction from the other six countries to his imposition of steel and dollar million tyrants. around a hundred palestinians have been injured by israeli to cast during protests near the barrier fence separating girls from israel israeli forces have killed at least one hundred eighteen palestinians during weeks of demonstrations. lebanon has frozen residency applications for u.n.h.c.r. staff in a growing rift over the syrian refugees the foreign minister sian is accusing the un refugee agency of spreading fear and discouraging syrians from going home now the red cross has pulled out more than seventy of its st

pulled out in may while qantas and its flights in march when this aviation analyst joins me in the studio so they're saying it's not economically viable warner longer why is that or they're referring to dubai and they're saying that the route itself for virgin atlantic anyway is an economically viable being that they do have heavy competition but in terms of the reasoning they have cited external factors now they haven't elaborated so we can only presume that it's something either politically either here in the u.k. perhaps with bricks it or the destination in dubai. i mean is it interesting that several other airlines have been doing the same or is it kind of an end of an era for dubai as well this is a significant capacity drop in london heathrow to dubai flights as you said three airlines virgin atlantic and other third to announce that drop and so passengers they can expect the fares to rise but also it reflects kind of the ever changing aviation industry where dubai would significantly always hold kind of a prestigious route a prime route where there would have lots of premium passen

that's the kind of qantas facebook has found itself the subject of yet another privacy problem this timeinvolving uses trying to see settings the social media giant says private posts but up to fourteen million uses it in and looked in plea made public last month let's get straight into that story with the social media and if. i can what's happening well this is just another scandal for facebook right this time facebook says a software bug inadvertently exposed some private posts to the public this involved millions of people the problem was with facebook's so-called audience selector tool and that allows users to basically choose whether to share post with friends or with a broader audience and this is you know really something most people are aware of but it's not something you look at every day so here's a refresher of how that tool works when you want to post something on your facebook timeline there's a menu there in the corner just like you can see it in this ranges from only needs of friends to the public and this glitch caused some users default settings to automatically change t

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