what happens now with qantas and emirates?ve that there is a huge opportunity and a huge for us.ce of dubai we may fly to london and paris or maybe frankfort direct. emirates still have another 37 destinations in europe. places like the lawn and rome which the best way of getting via dubai.e stop with them isip putting more traffic through dubai than we have ever done. emirates are really benefiting from that. we really benefit from that and most importantly our customers benefit from that. even whennot change we are able to fly direct from sydney and melbourne. there is still a huge opportunity for us to work together. vonnie: thank you, alan joyce. joining us in our london studio. vw's heavy truck division is closer to an ipo. push to become less centralized. andreas renschler, ceo joins us now from hanover in germany. vw boardr joining the only just agreeing that the ipo. what are the amazing -- the remaining issues to be resolved? >> i'm hardly understanding you. vonnie: the remaining issues for the vw board to resolve bef

m flights by qantas. this is quite a turnaround, isn't it, by 2022?o, are they going to be able to get one in time, given the wing factory is in newport. thanks, michael. we will be back tomorrow. we start the week with a three—way split. a cold front across southern parts of scotland, down into northern england and parts of wales, south—west england is bringing more cloud and outbreaks of rain. behind it, something more fresher but with sunshine across northern ireland, northern and western scotland, and ahead of it a fine, dry and warm day across eastern and south east england. in between we have this zone of cloud and outbreaks of rain. some of that will be heavy over southern parts of scotland and north east england through the afternoon. behind it, plenty of blue skies and sunshine. maybe the odd shower of the northern and western parts of scotland. down into northern ireland, as well, plenty of sunshine, but not much higher than 14 celsius. card across southern scotland, down into northern england, and the midlands, bringing patchy rain at times

qantas for to know. the month straight into the. wrong twenty. first day of school in the jungle. first. doris crane moment arrives. join the ring to take on her journey to freedom. in our interactive documentary. to bring it to returns home on d w dot com. who. told. oh. hello and a very warm welcome to a special edition of q. know from the spy brown the book town of zahra together with my colleague hans christoph we have traveled far off from the hustle and bustle to the beautiful countryside around the shores of lake. and we're here for the six without borders film festival last night's just it's an international festival dedicated to breaking down barriers and again it's a great selection of documentaries and features films dealing with issues challenging and moving stories but aim to change the way we think about the world. so we are further adieu let's remove the borders and take a cinematic journey around this tiny planet which is our common home. three countries three conflicts three phones the past behind the international news stories. new. syria two thousand and eleven

you missed a first one official information as a journalist i have walked off the streets of many qantas and their problems are all the same for do social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption with on the fourth to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the film unseen are my two folds who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jenny paris and i am part of the album. the contentious figure at home. in germany. from the fall of the common. to german reunification. and the end of the cold. launch office one of the great heroes of the twentieth century because gorbachev the last leader of the soviet union was an agent of change quickly met his downfall i have decided to resign my duties as presidential of the soviet union. he continues to fight for peace. with the reminder that we have to comprehend where this has taken us today there is a new arms race. the hour of time gorbachev and the opportunity for peace wastage starts october third on g.w. .

australian airline qantas has said it is considering putting gyms on the planes making its planned non—stopdney. a bar, creche, sleeping areas and berths are also being considered for the 20—hour flight. the airline wants to launch the service from 2022, and has asked boeing and airbus to suggest planes for the route. it's still a heck of a long time to be on it's still a heck of a long time to beona it's still a heck of a long time to be on a plane, 20 hours, despite all the bells and whistles. we will let you know how it unfolds in the future. hyperinflation has ravaged venezuela's economy, and its old bolivar notes are worth next to nothing. but for some enterprising artists, these useless notes are an economic opportunity. that's it for the business briefing this hour, but before we go, here are the markets. first, some news from london. a man has died after being stabbed in london. he was found with serious injuries late last night, but hasn't yet been formally identified. it comes as the mayor of london, sadiq khan, is to announce a new approach to tackle violent crime. keith doyle ha

now in its third year the number of qantas a princess trickles this year's event attracted twenty thousand spectators which is also a record two vehicles go head to head during the races the fastest one wins but participants can race as often as they wish for some just finishing is a victory in itself. is wrong in my healer and for people are still going because the engines overheat when guys manual transmission is given out the next is repairing his fuel injector another has problems with his rear wheel cylinders so the numbers are dwindling then the movie may go. this was nice it was a really hot summer so the sounds a bit looser than usual normally it's really packed down like a highway this year there are lots of hills and loose sand that makes it difficult to get enough traction but it's great fun and the same for everyone because most. of the racing went on for six hours few participants can use the fosters they just love driving. goats and katherina go from to enjoy the day from stock to finish the whole business although but on the car just one start we were afraid we wouldn't be a

we have received video of angry crowds who gathered in the afghan city of qantas on wednesday protesting against coalition and afghan strikes at least twenty four people have been killed in separate ever talks in afghanistan in the last five days alone with more than half of the victims children. georgios known in the show the. dutch uppercut are not of them i'm not going to judge the decision one way to show you don't use one on my eyes. just yet because they're still your physical and on but john just clearly it's got us in a jam he says there are still images that are standard you know a good example it isn't good to do a good order. so you have the link you know you can only write you. demonstrators chanted against afghan and u.s. led forces blaming them for the deaths they carried that said bodies of their relatives to the provincial capital as part of the protest let me show you call me i'll be in with you don't you know this shows the management of the government to cheat us. following the attacks the u.n. mission has raised the alarm over the rising number of civilian casualties

how would you characterize the relations than now under this government of qantas with the relations between moscow and rome. they are good relations prime minister is preparing to visit moscow in october to pay an official state visit to president putin. deputy prime minister silvio will be soon and moscow is been already in moscow officially at the end of a soccer championship by the way a great success or russia organization and i'm sure i'm sure all the members of government share the opinion that russia has to be concede their good partner on addressing how to fight terrorism stop belies the middle east in addressing libya krises because a less we have russia cooperating with us is absolutely illusionary to get together with the rican c.d.'s should the government in libya since the political leverage or russia own and c.z. of easy on off is one of the keys to succeeding leak and of course that's when. mrs alving is not being photographed with tony blair you when you went to the un an internationalist should look at it it went to carol salvini he said to kidal we want to cooperat

you just pay for us one official information as a journalist i have walked off the streets of many qantas and they have problems to say fourteen the social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. corruption we can afford to stay silent when it comes to the defense of the human sunseeker microphones who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jennifer iris and i work a day doll and. blood . full of energy. to. europe's best rock and pop musician in captivating performances. european concert on the t.w. . her first day of school in the jungle. the first clue melissa. door is green the moment arrives. to join during a taping on her journey back to freedom. in our interest in documentary. to bring in ten returns home on t w dot com among its hang. this is g w news live from berlin tonight revelations of muslims in china forced into read education camps more than a million muslims are thought to be detained human rights groups are saying it is a form of ethnic cleansing d.w. meets a former in me to fled to neighboring kazakhstan will have his story also coming out sweden's gen

destructive winds which are is more than 100 qantas offshore, us national hurricane centre says storm surges and torrential rainfall will very soon become a serious threat to life and property. extreme weather news, a huge storm is heading towards the philippines. heavy rains and winds of up to 160 miles per hour. two russian men who admit they are the suspects identified by the uk have gone on state tv to deny carrying out a nerve agent attack on salisbury. they said they were merely tourists. and now on bbc news, it is time for hardtalk. today, my guest is the spanish foreign minister, dominated by the political stand—off in catalonia. it is with the socialist party in power. he is opposed to cata la n party in power. he is opposed to catalan independence. the 70 solution to spain's intractable problems? welcome to hardtalk. you have been in powerfor three months. the problem has dogged spain for so long. the problem of catalonia. in the time you have had, you have signally failed to change the dynamic, to change the crisis. why is that? the crisis is a structural loan. it's going t

the i've the storm is still 100 qantas offshore but the national hurricane centre says the storm surgel -- causing flash flooding will be very still —— will be various —— will be very soon. “— still —— will be various —— will be very soon. —— the eye of the storm is still 100 kilometres offshore. hundreds of thousands of residents have already heeded official warnings and taken refuge and shelters will have evacuated altogether. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcta nyabeckett. thanks forjoining us. hello. well, before we go to the weather for the uk, an update on hurricane florence battering the east coast of the united states. and the worst of the weather is technically still out to sea. the storm's eye isn't expected to cross land, that is, make landfall, until around about lunchtime on friday uk time. but it has already been battering north carolina, south carolina, areas towards the north as well as further inland, and it is a slow—moving storm, that means it is dumping a lot of rainfall in the same place for a considerable amount of time, and those destructive winds, the storm

destructive winds which are is more than 100 qantas offshore, us national hurricane centre says stormto life and property. extreme weather news, a huge storm is heading towards the philippines. heavy rains and winds of up to 160 miles per hour. two russian men who admit they are the suspects identified by the uk have gone on state tv to deny carrying out a nerve agent attack on salisbury. they said they were merely tourists.

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regard but i understand there is a market for it anyway david morgan thanks so much for being on the qantas report maxine mckew alright and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey everett want to thank our guest david morgan the morgan report it's a must read catches on twitter accounts a report until next time by oh. yeah and that is to scare likely and in fact i. had to get that out. and that too the money at the one of my levy to get there. who did it. didn't get the money to and that he's had in his home up to a mile and i think i'm going to once i'm not doing a lot about how to him growing so aren't i meant. to been out of them i'm so out of i'm out of a pool. yeah that was out of my with them. yes by the way to really. think that they did. so yeah. i did it i thought he did last and well if you. feel he. feel he. thank you. at the u.n. general assembly russia's foreign minister against the political blackmail economic pressure and brute force that he says western governments use to maintain global dominance. protests take over barcelon

not so coincidentally, the ad campaign was launched at the same time qantas airlines announced nonstopo to melbourne, a long-haul that could take 24 hours approximately. but, a flight airlines with its new fleet of faster jets has cut to 15 hours. tech company square was we set up an office in the city down under. they say they may still have a hard time attracting the workforce that continues to talk to silicon valley year after year. >> and if it makes sense, companies will do it. if it doesn't, they won't do it. it's still a really long airplane ride. so, it's an interesting value proposition they are trying to put forward. >>> back out here live, along the bay bridge, you can see the advertisement. this is a digital billboard that drivers along the bay bridge see every 56 seconds or so. there are many across the bay area. it's not long how long this advertising campaign might last but there might be an invitation. the administrator says he will be relentless in trying to attract tech companies to melbourne. along the bay bridge in oakland, i'm andre senior, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we

its embassy in israel back to tell of eve the move reverses a decision by former president horatia qantas in may to move the sites to jerusalem hours after that decision israel close its embassy in paris and recall did some sort of. high court judges in israel have approved the demolition of almost an entire village and a school in the occupied west bank the court overruled objections including from the european union to send bulldozers into qana near occupied east jerusalem the kremlin says it doesn't know the two russian intelligence agents charged by british prosecutors with the attempted murder of former spy said and his daughter and a policeman police say alexander petroff and russian. probably use false passports to fly to london before the no we talk nerve agent attack in march pakistan's newly elected prime minister says he is hopeful he can reset relations with washington imaan khan met the u.s. secretary of state michael impale just days after the u.s. cut military aid to his arm a body will failing to toggle armed groups well below says the foundation's been laid for both sides

i think it's how you approach an individual and that's what it is a certain way of doing qantas. story in fly out. have armored column doha with the headlines here on al-jazeera south korea's president. for his third summit with kim jong il tries to revive stalled nuclear disarmament talks is the first time a south korean leader has traveled to the north and over a decade two men are about to hold formal talks with korean state media says the summit offers a chance to improve relations with the south from a bride has more from seoul but also has to be said a very friendly one hugs handshakes smiles also breaks with protocol with kim jong un himself coming to the plane the steps of the plane to greet moon j.n. in person this is we are told a break in protocol it's just one of the ways that this summit is different to the previous summits that have taken place under previous presidents and according to the south korean officials it gives hope but is evidence that unlike previous summits in initiatives this one might indeed be successful a russian reconnaissance plane with fourteen

trade rep's office trying to bridge the divide that has kept qanta out of a new nafta the -- canada outal thus far. nafta negotiators have spent much of the day talking about agricultural issues. meanwhile, you've got president trump in a news conference with the polish president, that was yesterday. he defended the additional tariffs on $200 billion in chinese goods. listen. >> we are the piggybank to the world. we have been ripped off by china, we've been ripped off by, excuse me, mr. president, the european union, of which you're a part of. [laughter] we've been ripped off by everybody. and i want to protect the american worker, the american farmer, the ranchers, the companies. cheryl: well, joining us now to react, senior vice president of the u.s./china business council, erin ennis. erin, we're so looking forward to this, to speak with you. first, just your reaction. are we the piggybank of the worked right now? >> hey, the united states is the piggybank to the world, and we are gaining significant amounts of interest. our companies are making profits in markets around the world. i

about open skies and what consolidation is to come at 10:30 in new york with the head of contests -- qantas is "bloomberg surveillance" from milan and new york. david herro is still with us. he knows the republican party like no other, being a donor for many years. we have the midterms, and i do not know whether the rhetoric in the trade is to win votes in the midterms or whether the saga surrounding the nomination of the supreme court will change women voters' minds. how do you see it playing out? david: the rhetoric of trade is to bring their trade rules more in balance is more to the u.s.'s benefit. actually, it could be hurting votes. as a free market economists, i am happy to see the democrat party and the media his -- has now become ardent free traders. it is something that has been lacking for a long time. but i do not think this is necessarily helping republicans. in fact, it may be hurting republicans. even though the objective is deliver a -- is to more level playing field. but it will all be about turnout in the midterm elections. we are hearing, basically, most prognostications

in salzburg, 900 qantas away, theresa may will be making her way for a meeting on thursday, the 20thl capital of the eu, it is the de fa cto capital of the eu, it is the de facto capital. what are they going to be discussing this morning? at the moment, we understand that of the moment, we understand that of the withdrawal agreement, around 80% is agreed. these of the small points but the 20% that is not been signed off, so to speak, those are the big issues that theresa may is going to be presenting, presenting some of the eu leaders on her side. perhaps in stark contrast to what is going on to theresa may and the cabinet. we will be bringing you more of the view from the eu and give you a bit of romance this morning. we all like a little bit of love. a little bit of romance with that couple getting married. those are wedding selfies, by the look. i offered, but they are not interested. seeing some of her photos, i'm not surprised. you're watching breakfast. still to come this morning. arachnophobes beware — spider season is back! we'll be finding out what you can do if creepy crawl

efforts, particularly adam berg, jamie shimick, matt washington and the majority staff including qantas,enny panone, sue and angie giancarlo-clark. i urge my colleagues to vote yes and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. all time for debate has expired. pursuant to house resolution 1059, the previous question is ordered. the question is on adoption of the conference report. pursuant to clause 10 of rule 20, the yeas and nays are ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. pursuant to clause 8, rule 20 this 15-minute vote on adoption of the conference report will be followed by a five-minute vote on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal if ordered. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vot