alanjoyce is the ceo of qantas. up with recommendations of how we manage pilot fatigue, how we actually manage passengerjet lag, and after 19 hours on the flight, i think we've gotten this right. one of the people on that flight was ben mutzabaugh — an aviation journalist for travel website and blog ‘the points guy'. earlier he spoke to mariyam moshiri about the experience. i am tired so it was 19 hours, 16 minutes and i am still awake here at 10p local time. we landed at around 8am this morning. so i'm not feeling fresh. what happened on the flight? what did you do for the 19 hours? i was there as a journalist, to observe. what qantas was doing with this flight was doing some testing with passengers and crews and they had some professors and researchers on board and they were basically studying some of the effects on things that can cause jet lag and create tiredness and fatigue. on such a long flight like this. it was part a normal flight with people in seats, watching movies, but people also had monitors on and w

australia's qantas airways has posted a 1.8% rise in first—quarter revenue, but flagged future profittrade conditions and political disturbance. let's go to our asia business hub where rico hizon is following the story. sally! nice to see you, rico. tell us sally! nice to see you, rico. tell us about how they are doing? with the numbers released today, asian a nalysts a re the numbers released today, asian analysts are saying fasten your seatbelts, qantas is getting some turbulence. despite australia's flag carrier sting record quarterly numbers, no revenue from domestic routes, and particularly from its budget carrierjetstar sanchez 2a we close. blaming revenues and does make sense as to a four week close. it was also affected by protests in hong kong. revenue in the division decreased by more than 4%. as the chief executive alan joyce, decreased by more than 4%. as the chief executive alanjoyce, the highest—paid boss in australia, he remained upbeat saying the airline was well—positioned to respond to the ongoing market conditions. but when you speak to analysts, there say mergers o

in new york as the qantas sunrise project takes off for down under a 19-plus hour research flight to monitor passengers and pilots. >> we've got an eeg, measuring my brain wave activity i've got a light meter measuring the ambient light, related to the melatonin levels. >> reporter: in the passenger cabin, it's all aboughting jet lag. rather than turning the lights off right away, they stay in sync with sydney, where it's already lunchtime, adding special meals and exercise. >> we're really trying to trick our bodies. >> we are tricking our bodies at the moment because we're flying west, we are delaying r sleep. >> reporter: qantas wants to make this longest flight a regular service but must first prove that pilots can work 22 hours or longer sleeping in shifts 19 hours in coach could be miserable so qantas is talking about giving people more leg room and taking out a whole bunch of seats to create an area to exercise and play with children. >> we know people want the convenience of avoiding stopping they want to fly direct, willing to pay that little more. >> reporter: at 5:30 a.m.

qantas plans another research flight in a few months from london to sydney.about 500 miles longer. >>> chick-fil-a has announced it will be closing its first restaurant in the united kingdom within six months, nine days after it opened. all of this after an lgbtq group held protests outside the brand-new restaurant inside a mall in reading denouncing the company's opposition to same-sex marriage. a spokesperson said chick-fil-a would not be allowed to stay beyond the six-month pilot period, calling it the right thing to do. >>> a warning from a comcast xfinity customer who said he could see inside a neighbor's home with his surveillance camera. edward callahan lives with his partner outside philadelphia. he said he could see and hear people talking inside their kitchen after opening the xfinity app on his phone to view his living room. they realized they knew the family. >> having someone look into your home, a space you consider personal, it's alarming. scary. you're not sure who's watching, what level of integrity they have. >> xfinity writing in part, we'r

i asked an aviation expert what qantas will be hoping to learn from this test flight.ould be a concern about what the long—term impact might be on staff if they are doing these ultra long flights. ensuring they are getting sufficient rest during the flights, so when they come into land, they have all their mental abilities with them. as well as making sure if they turn around and go on the next flight the next day, they will be sufficiently rested for that return leg as well. there is a lot of things going on in these trial signs will help generate data to make sure regulators are happy to sign off on this flight. in other news, japan's exports are falling for the tenth month in a row, declining by 5.2% in september compared to august. that was a bigger drop than expected. at the same time, imports fell and the third largest economy has been hit by the us china trade law and a dispute with south korea. 0ne by the us china trade law and a dispute with south korea. one of the well‘s leading fund managers has been forced to resign after the bbc discovered he had broken in

qantas was to begin flights from sydney to new york after completing its first test on sunday.ing dreamliner touched down in sydney after completing the 16,000 kilometers journey in 19.5 hours. passengers and crew were given a series of medical checks and pressure to analyze their experience. was a human guinea pig. we will get his account of that marathon flight experience. we will get a health and well-being check. if you are away from a screen, you can find in-depth analysis on bloomberg radio, broadcasting from hong kong. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ from the couldn't be prouders to the wait did we just win-ners. everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile let's you design your own data. now you can share it between lines. mix with unlimited, and switch it up at anytime so you only pay for what you need. it's a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy an eligible phone. call, click, or visit a store today. ♪ .aidi: 9:30 a.m. in sydney the mar

qantas iss the latest to say one of its planes has beenen affecd. carriere called on the to grant its entire fleet of 737's until they are checked. >> you hear about an aircraft coming into problems. .t is caused by something small this is a primary structure component. the aircraft should be grounded until such time qantas can determine which are safe and which are not. genie: today is halloween. howhave been looking at much money people can make when they are dead. >> that is if you are a celebrity. forbes has published its list of the top earning dead celebrities. michael jackson topic the list million dollars. number two on the list is elvis, $39 million. ofthird place, the creator the cartoon "peanuts." , $30 million. pumpkin -- great it's the great pumpkin, charlie brown." perhaps the best halloween show for children. we will look at what the effect candy anand cosostumes has on te economy after the break. - hey, i'm darius rucker. coming up onreel south. - join the crowd as we move forward, demanding justice! join the crowd! - [man] ladies an

alan joyce is alanjoyce is the of qantas. —— the serial of qantas.oing to come up with recommendations of how we manage pilot fatigue, how we actually manage passengerjet lag, and after 19 hours on the flight, i think we've gotten this right. the duke and duchess of cambridge have paid a second visit to a children's village in lahore in pakistan — after thunderstorms prevented their return flight to islamabad. it's understood that the duchess was particularly keen to return to the organisation, which supports more than 150 orphans in boarding homes. after a quick game of cricket, william and kate were given friendship bracelets — a pink one for the duchess, and a blue one for the duke. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. it's been a little chilly today underneath the cloud, and with a northerly breeze a lot of these showers or longer spells of rain that we've had in the north east of england tending to fade away, clouds thickening, though, towards the south, threatening to bring some rain in from the near continent.

this is video of qantas 7879 landing in sydney after 19 hours and 16 minutes in the air.the flight was nonstop from new york to sydney. that's the distance of nearly 10,000 miles. it took off friday night new york time and landed sunday morning sydney time. a qantas was using this flight to research whether pilots, cabin crews and passengers can deal with that much time in the air and with jet lag once they get on the ground. qantas plans another research flight in just a few months. this time from london to sydney. it will be about 500 miles longer. >>> another horse has died at santa anita park. 34 have now died at the southern california racetrack dating back to late last year. that horse suffered an open fracture of one of its legs during yesterday's fifth race. santa anita's vet decided to euthanize the horse. uc davis will conduct a necropsy on the horse. animal rights groups have called for a suspension of racing until more is learned about the horse >>a ary moment yesrd the university of oklahoma's sooner schooner flipped over. after a touchdown against west virgi

know a direct flight from new york to australia has touched down in sydney as part of qantas airlines attempts to push the limits of commercial flight the journey took 19 hours and 15 minutes and those on board will brain monitoring equipment to see how their bodies cope thomas met with some of them. i'm a 77 you know some i want 6 plates a light q.f. 7879 landed after more than 19 hours and yeah if as the airline plans new york city becomes a regular route it will be the world's longest shot you'll service this test flight to taken off with more than $100.00 tons of fuel on board it was 6 pilots but just 50 passengers thing for just to get out an exercise in a back up plan so we all did like a little spots together and a little nothing. and then they just had the lights on really really bright and then they shut the lights and we had about 10 hours to spare every child's qantas airlines described this as a research flight one where passengers and crew were monitored for almost a full day and a full night's yeah so there was your i collection on boards which was completed all througho

this is video of qantas 7879 landing in sydney after 19 hours and 16 minutes in the air.the flight was nonstop from new york to sydney. that's the distance of nearly 10,000 miles. it took off friday night new york time and landed sunday morning sydney time. a qantas was using this flight to research whether pilots, cabin crews and passengers can deal with that much time in the air and with jet lag once they get on the ground. qantas plans another research flight in just a few months. this time from london to sydney. it will be about 500 miles longer. >> that's a long flight. >>> another horse has died at santa anita park. 34 have now died at the southern california racetrack dating back to late last year. 34. that horse, the recent one that died, suffered an open fracture of one of its legs during yesterday's fifth race. santa anita's vet ded to euthanize the horse. experts will conduct a necropsy on the horse. animal rights groups have called for a suspension of racing until more is learned about the horse deaths. >>> a scary moment yesterday, the university of oklahoma'

qantas plans another research flight in just a few months, this time from london to sydney. will be 500 miles longer. >> i don't know if i could do it. although it would be fun to go to sydney. >>> another horse has died at santa anita park. 34 hours have now died at the southern california racetrack dating back to late last year. that horse suffered an open fracture of one of its legs during yesterday's fifth race. santa anita's vet decided to euthanize the horse. animal rights groups have called for a suspension of racing at santa anita until more is learned about the rash of horse deaths. >>> a warning from a comcast xfinity customer who said he could see inside a neighbor's home with his surveillance camera. edward callahan lives with his partner outside philadelphia. he said he could see and hear people talking in their kitchen after opening the xfinity app on his phone. that's when his partner realized they knew the family. >> having someone look into your home, the space that you consider very personal, it's alarming, it's scary. you're not sure who is watching. you'r

today, qantas, because it cannot reach new york, has a flight that lands in l.a. day and goes on to new york and we feel it. we know they demand is there. we think there will be a premium for it and we think it could be really profitable for the business, but we still have a .umber of hurdles to get over shery: let's not get a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. losing its sweet spot in china after slowing growth last year. growth in the u.s. was stronger, but the overall slowdown in asia contrasted the strong lvmh'sance by rival products. they put a stronger performance in the second half. sophie: tsmc feeling bullish after reporting quarterly earnings that beat estimates thanks to growth in demand from apple and huawei. is planning to spend $15 billion on expanding operations, a 50% jump on its previous investment plan. they say ongoing trade conflicts in theper a revival trade industry, but that is not being factored into growth forecast. >> we do not put that kind of in the world into consideration, although we think tradeny trade tension or wa

. >>> australian airline qantas made history today landing in sydney after more than 19 hours in their. the boeing 7879 flew 10,000 miles from new york. qantas conducted the test flight to see if passengers and crew members could handle being on a plane for such a long time. >> this is the first of three test flights that's going to come up with recommendations of how we manage pilot fatigue, how we actually manage passenger jetlag and after 19 hours on the flight, i think we've gotten this right. >> throughout the flight tests were run to monitor pilot brain waves, melatonin levels and alertness. >>> visitors crowded onto main street in half moon bay today as the city wrapped up its biggest event of the year. ktvu's sara zendehnam takes us to the annual pumpkin festival that draws about 100,000 people to the festival every year. >> reporter: there really is something for everybody here at the pumpkin festival, food, live music and unique art. one camera, another and another, so much focus on a little stage at half moon bay's art and pumpkin festival. >> it makes people smile and tha

the qantas plane tookjust over 19 hours to fly direct from new york.ular nonstop flights between the cities and it's enlisted the help of university researchers to find out how such a long flights affect passengers and crew. for more on this, i'm joined by peter morris, former chief economist for the international air transport association, who now works as an aviation industry consultant. hejoins me from richmond in south—west london. thank you for being with us. this is a technical achievement, is it also just a publicity stunt? well, it is a question of whether the technical achievement can be be turned into a commercial achievement because the purpose of doing it is to attract passengers both from existing airline and from other airlines, to ta ke airline and from other airlines, to take this option, rather than connect as that i do at the moment. the challenge is, that in order to connect, you can get a flight that ta kes connect, you can get a flight that takes maybe 21, 22 hours for the same kind of distance, rather than 19, so you are trading o

the qantas flight will travel from sydney, australia to new york. the 10,000-mile trip will take almost 20 hours. qantas is hoping to launch the route by 2022. and so what's happening this weekend? the airline is using this weekend's flight for research and tests. this to combat jet lag -- and to combat jet lag, rather, passengers will be served hot peppers and the idea here is to keep everyone awake for the first six hours. the remaining 14, not sure. i guess they're on their own. >> possibly. >>> and a passenger in the philippines has found a way to beat fees for excess baggage. she wore several jackets, shirts and trousers all at the same time. it shaved more than five pounds off her baggage, saving her money and earning her the right to post this picture on facebook. but she says all the extra clothes were really hot, and i can neither confirm nor deny that i have done this. put on a few suit jackets to get through. >> whatever it takes. >> too many bags. yep. >>> coming up, an injury for one t sing this ing. st stars. >>> also ahead, the subway

on really really bright and then they shut the lights and we had about 10 hours to spare me chides qantas airlines described this as a research flight one where passengers and crew were monitored for almost a full day and a full noisy yeah so there was your i collection on boards which was completed all throughout the flight where wearing a number of senses with passengers to were tested for them it was hardly a typical experience everyone on this flight had a seat in basements with a flight so although they were encouraged to the ground and spent parts of the flight sitting in the economy section no one had to endure being squeezed into the middle of an economy road for almost 20 hours was this really primarily a scientific experiment all about publicity a marketing exercise. it was a. research flight i mean the whole idea and the concept came from these guys who said we need to do this. i want to say that. we could do something with passengers at the same time as looking at the pilots and the cabin crew and they were since we are doing a. worldwide interest i think we've been overwhelme

alanjoyce is the ceo of qantas.ations of how we manage pilot fatigue, how we actually manage passengerjet lag, and after 19 hours on the flight, i think we've gotten this right. the papers are coming up with henry mance and benedicte paviot in a few minutes — but first, time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello there. some quieter weather on the way to start the week. something we haven't seen for a while, an area of high pressure builds in across the uk, and for most it will mean a dry monday. but this area of low pressure will spoil things towards parts of southeast england, as we'll see in a moment, with some rain heading in. later in the night, we'll see some outbreaks of rain pushing in towards kent. lots of cloud across england and wales, a northeasterly breeze, a few showers still, so temperatures hotting up here. lighter winds, clearer skies in northern ireland and scotland allow temperatures to dip away. in rural aberdeenshire could be down to minus two or minus three degrees celsius as we star

really really bright and then they shut the lights and we had about 10 hours to spare every child's qantas airlines described this as a research flight one where passages and crew were monitored for almost a full day and a full noisy yeah so there was your i collection on boards which was completed all throughout the flight where wearing a number of senses with passengers to were tested for them it was hardly a typical experience everyone on this flight had a seat in basements with a flight so although they were encouraged to the ground and spent parts of the flight sitting in the economy section no one had to endure being squeezed into the middle of an economy road for almost 20 hours was this really primarily a scientific experiment or about publicity of a marketing exercise. it was a. research flight i mean the whole idea and the concept came from these guys who said we need to do this we want to see that this does work and then we thought we could do some. passengers at the same time as looking at the pilots and the cabin crew and there we thought was since we are doing it we know ther

alanjoyce is the ceo of qantas. is going to come up with recommendations of how we manage pilot fatigue, how we actually manage passengerjet lag, pilot fatigue, how we actually manage passenger jet lag, and pilot fatigue, how we actually manage passengerjet lag, and after i9 manage passengerjet lag, and after 19 hours on the flight, i think we've gotten this right. the duke and duchess of cambridge have paid a second visit to a children's village in lahore in pakistan, after thunderstorms prevented their return flight to islamabad. it's understood that the duchess was particularly keen to return to the organisation, which supports more than 150 orphans in boarding homes. after a quick game of cricket, william and kate were given friendship bracelets — a pink one for the duchess, and a blue one for the duke. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers james rampton, features writer, independent and property and personal finance commentator anne ashworth — that's coming up after the latest he

ben was on board that qantas flight. children's village in lahore in pakistan, after thunderstorms prevented their return flight to islamabad. it's understood that the duchess was particularly keen to return to the organisation, which supports more than 150 orphans in boarding homes. after a quick game of cricket, william and kate were given friendship bracelets — a pink one for the duchess and a blue one for the duke. coming up after the headlines, we look at the winners and losers in one of the longest and most most expensive equal pay battle in scotland — in disclosure. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. thanks very much indeed, most of us are dry this afternoon, a bit of sunshine, not too many temperatures, cooler because of this northerly breeze fading in and out of cloud across the north of england and some cold, damp weather in the north—east, still a few showers coming into northern scotland. 0ne or two showers further south, but many places will be dry, cooler than yesterday. through this

and qantas takes a quantum leap for air travel with a record—breaking 19—hour non—stop flight from new sydney. and we'll be getting the inside track on internet speed with the man responsible for the uk's broadband infrastructure. the boss of openreach will bejoining us. sally mentioned that scanning case. we would like to know if you have been scammed, almost everybody has these days, but tell us your story and how it affected you. just use the hashtag bbcworklife. a warm welcome to the programme. once again we are focused on the british government and its attempts to get the backing of parliament for boris johnson's brexit to get the backing of parliament for borisjohnson's brexit deal. it comes after politicians delayed the crucial vote on saturday and passed legislation to block the uk leaving the eu without a deal. so what's in mrjohnson's agreement? he's ditched the irish backstop in favour of a new arrangement that sees the whole of the uk leaving the eu customs union. the new deal means a more distant partnership with the eu, so the uk will be able to strike trade deals with ot

alanjoyce is the ceo of qantas. up with recommendations of how we manage pilot fatigue, how we actually manage passengerjet lag, and after 19 hours on the flight, i think we've gotten this right. the duke and duchess of cambridge have paid a second visit to a children's village in lahore in pakistan after thunderstorms prevented their return flight to islamabad. it's understood that the duchess was particularly keen to return to the organisation which supports more than 150 orphans in boarding homes. after a quick game of cricket, william and kate were given friendship bracelets — a pink one for the duchess, and a blue one for the duke. in egypt, 30 ancient wooden sarcophagi have been put on display following their recent discovery near the nile. the historically significant find of well—preserved and ornately decorated coffins for men, women and children are around 3,000 years old, as nina nanji reports. it is the biggest find of its kind in more than a century. perfectly preserved mummies discovered in 30 ancient

tech when believe that more forest is making way for plantations than people realize australia alan qantas has completed the longest ever nonstop commercial passenger flight this week after 19 hours and 16 minutes the boeing 787 dreamliner landed instead it was part of a test to assess how also long haul flights affect passenger jet lag and crew city to give the planes fish and fuel range the aircraft has taken off in new york with a full tank restricted baggage load and just 49 people on board. japan's exports have fallen for the tense consecutive months signs of a deepening impact of the us china trade conflict and its own ongoing dispute with south korea and september overall exports dropped sharply over the same month last year amidst slowing business with key trading partners exports to china dropped 6.7 percent and those to the u.s. almost 8 percent and with the u.s. threatening to introduce levies on japanese cars the future looks even less rosy. oh sure let you go if you happen to be a person with what i call finished wealth accumulation and if it so happens that you are looking fo

planes after global inspections to qantas planes are reportedly affected but the airline has so far objected calls to ground its entire $737.00 sleeps. as the pro-democracy protests continue official data confirms hong kong is in recession gross domestic product frank 3 percent in the last quarter months of unrest have piled pressure on an economy already reeling from the us trite us china trade war. now you think vanilla would be fairly common it has flavors to so many products ice cream chocolate and coffee for example but most producers rely on artificial vanilla flavor because the real stuff is hard to come by as well prices are astronomical it's more valuable than silver it would have thought and that ought to be good news to the farmers who grow it in places like tanzania but it's anything but easy money vanilla is delicate and very valuable to harvest pods of the highest quality it takes a lot of care and a lot of time so if you look within it here on pemba island in tanzania has only been grown since the 1990 s. many farmers here switch to vanilla hoping to capitalize on booming to m

so this is the latest step in the future of long distance air travel the qantas flight from new york to sydney will cover 10200 miles in. we said just under 20 hours the 2 longest flights right now are qatar airways says from atlanta doha and singapore airlines singapore to new york both more than 9000 miles and more than 18 hours qantas is another long haul flight comes in 3rd that is the london to perth which is over 17 hours so we've got aviation analyst jeffrey thomas with us now in perth actually editor in chief of airline ratings dot com nice to have you with us jeffrey we have had some trouble convincing some of our colleagues here that this is actually a really interesting infallible story but i'll take the point that if we're talking about 17 and 18 hour flights them 1920 is is it that big of a step up. well look it's not next a very good point and to the point of how popular this is the perth to london service which is nonstop of course as we know the large sector of the quantas is achieving on that slide is 92 percent and in premium class is 94 percent so it's extremely po

who are brain monitoring equipment to see how their bodies cope with the extended time in the air qantas hopes to be again flying the new york to sydney route commercially by 2022 points that happens to be the world's longest commercial passenger air service andrew thomas has more from the airport where the plane touched down in sydney. the whomping of a longer one off flights in the past but if this is for new york city and back becomes a regular scheduled service well that would make it the world's longest passenger flights on this flights the 2 passengers that the well to business they will have one but so no one had to experience being stuck in the middle of an economy row for almost 20 hours nevertheless the airline quantas carried out experiments on but the passengers and the crew measuring the levels of metal total and for example to see whether they were getting sleepy in flight seeing whether different food at different stages in the flight kept people awake when they wanted them to be awake help them sleep when they want them to sleep the passengers that i spoke to said it was

it could revolutionize travel if that's what the airline qantas in question is saying and they're saying that they want to get these flights into commercial service 520202023 not on the aircraft that was you this was a $77.00 dreamliner that ran this route today but it didn't have anything like a full content with the passengers just about 50 passengers in total and that includes the cabin crew then 6 different pilots on board as well and they were all being tested in the flight to see how they cope but it was hardly a full quote in the name of the cargo either if this service goes into commercial service and that would make it the world's longest commercial passenger flight then there would be use either a triple 7 x. that boeing is a valid thing or an advanced version of the a $350.00 which is the air bus equivalent plane and both those planes are being designed for these for the long haul this is not just to reach new york city but ultimately in london as well that's the aim to get a flight from one side of the world so the other but as i say in order to get a full passenger contingen

more research flights a planned and if you're wondering about the long haul flights company print qantas hasn't given any specifics but said that it will come up and emissions from the flight will be offset. so central madrid is usually the scene of bustling traffic but while it's usually tourists flocking to the spanish capital on sunday the city streets belong to hundreds of sheep shepherds drove their herds through the heart of the city as part of an annual offense to call for the protection of ancient grazing routes are threatened by urbanisation protests is now in its 13th year. and you can get that and all of the latest news information around the clock on our website w dot com and follow us on twitter at t w news i'm william glu cruft in berlin stay tuned now for a look at how postwar germany has fared on the 3 values touted in its national anthem unity justice and freedom that's up next after a short break thanks for watching. the pictures of the famous naturalist and explorer. juice in the bridge of comics on the front it's 250th birthday we remember going on a voyage of discove

research flights a planned and if you're wondering about the long haul flights comp and footprint qantas hasn't given any specifics but said that will call up and emissions from the flight will be offset. there watching t w news coming up next it's the bonus league. shelter only needed to be hoffenheim on sunday to go to the top of the table did they manage it 1st hiring 10 and his guests we'll have that and a complete wrap of the weekend in just a few moments on the board asleep. meanwhile don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's t w dot com or follow us on twitter at u.w. news i'm willing to cross to berlin thanks for watching. and i don't need to keep it there you go in the boats. oh for the russian home the 4th time for the last machine that we can unlock the door that is the bottom of the valley that the last dragons in this water as we call the heart of the 2 years. did agree but. i'm not laughing at the jam. just sometimes i am but i said nothing when shit happens because you haven't fixed even.

affected by 2 factors actually the one is a cyclical factor of many years of strong growth in the qantas trade this is a typical pattern on but this is joined by that structural change towards more tea and this of course. means that we have to restructure the production processes very deeply and this is also weighing on the dynamics in this sector as it's ever going to see a bit late that they missed the bus if you well it's always very difficult to say whether they are late on not it has a lot to do with political decision making and the markets themselves will respond to these political decisions and therefore you can also be too early if you invent too early and it's still not clear what. car production technology of the future will actually look like. the car industry is very important as it is with germany is one thing but the rest of the downturn is it all down to trump and briggs it or. we must 1st of all not forget where we are coming from we are coming from overheating of the german economy which is now cooling down quite dramatically but we are still on an average level at norm

capital and of course that does come from the fact that he admires estonia you admire the successes of qantas like rwanda so he's basically putting together this thing based on these 2 examples from is doing in rwanda but of course it's also ambitious because all of this will cost money how is it going to be financed. oh yeah it's a very expensive process but so far we've seen that the president is getting support from development agencies including the united nations development program and it is also all the universities of all to state to india mit for instance years and have a university there providing some of the support base know how to go to these people who are working in freetown and carrying out those forces and at the same time the government hopes to fight corruption and the proceeds that they get the money that they see in fighting corruption they want to use the same money in also finance their technological advancement by using the super high tech process in achieving their goals so tell me which sectors are going to benefit if all of that works out the way it should i actuall

research flights a planned and if you're wondering about the ultra long haul flights comp and footprint qantas hasn't given any specifics but said that all carbon emissions from the flight will be offset. in the buddhist league shelter had an opportunity to go top of the league with 3 points away at hoffenheim on sunday but the topsy turvy nature of their campaign continued as hoffenheim recorded a 2 nil victory to make it back to back wins. hoffenheim welcome shelter to the south west looking for back to back wins off the last match day shop victory of a boy and it would have to be a nother upset with david wagner's side needing just 3 points to go chop off the match day 8 band shell coming close after just 3 minutes daniel caligiuri clipping the outside of the post with a sumptuous free kick close but not close enough. as they did against by and it was hoffenheim who struck 1st though alexander nubile could only parry for the last baby on break a march did the rest one nil to the hosts. the croatians 1st goal of the season arriving in the 72nd minutes. and they put the game to bed in the 85t

research flights a planned and if you're wondering about the ultra long haul flights carbon footprint qantas hasn't given any specifics but said that all carbon emissions from the flight will be offset. by watching data with unions from berlin up next a documentary film allows the village above 2 the clouds i'm rebecca riches thanks very much for watching. unity justice and freedom the 1st words of the german national anthem and the 3 central values that form the foundation of this country. have these values developed in post-war germany produces and to destroy. me.

qantas will ditch the traditional in—flight service routine for this weekend‘s marathon non—stop tripn aramco. saudi crown prince mohammed thinks his oilfirm aramco is worth $2 trillion, but investors have other ideas. and don‘t forget, let us know what you are spotting online. use the #bbcthebriefing. up next: news briefing. we‘ll take you through ther stories making headlines in the global news media today. police have arrested more than 700 people during a week—long operation to tackle so—called county lines drugs gangs across the uk. in total, drugs with a street value of around £a00,000 were also seized. here‘s our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds. across the country police forces urban and rural have been working together. to move in on the county lines drug gates. this was a joint west midlands operation. suspected dealers from birmingham involved in the supply of drugs to worcestershire. 0perations like this ta ke worcestershire. 0perations like this take enormous resources in cooperation but it seems to be working. in the week—long bush, 743 people were arrested, more

waters under the qantas response see. so many fisherman. and dad and intolerant very dependent on british territorial waters. and of course we have to think about exports of u.k. processed fishers products to the single market all that is part of the whole. and we've got to take that into account in negotiations which will start if the agreement is finally ratified we shal give some priority to the conclusion of the new fisheries agreement providing for access by european fisherman to british share waters under conditions to be negotiated and of course that the access for british processed products to the. e.u. market all that will have to be treated together and we shall be constructive and we take this as a priority for us like you. know you. so that all clearing off our home you're watching a press conference given by donald. leo vodka a body the president of the european. the european council the president of european commission. to shock the prime minister of ireland and a user chief breaks it to negotiate all of them expressed regret

australia's qantas has completed a test of the longest non—stop commercial passenger flight.g dreamliner with 49 people on board took 19 hours and 16 minutes to fly the more than 16,000 kilometres from new york to sydney. the australian airline is expected to make a decision by the end of this year whether to launch the route commercially. i have just mentioned that in south korea we have seen a i have just mentioned that in south korea we have seen a big fall in exports for various reasons. in japan, it is a very similar story stop exports falling for a 10th year ina row, stop exports falling for a 10th year in a row, declining in september compared to the month before. this was bigger than most were predicting and what does this tell us about global trade at the moment? let us go to sharanjit leyl who is also in singapore for us. there is this problem with global trade. it is essentially the trade row between the us and china and japan is one big casualty is the world's third largest economy. no surprise its exports have contracted for a third straight month in september. r

the boeing 787 flew 10,000 miles nonstop from new york to australia yesterday and qantas conducted theflight to see passengers and crew members could handle being on an airplane for nearly an entire day and throughout the flight, tests were run to monitor brain waves, melatonin levels and aand qantas hopes to erate the by 2022 or 2023. >>> the new angelina jolie, maleficent, was most popular this weekend. knocked joker out of the at the box office but just barely and made $36 million in the first weekend in theaters. ace with the third weekend in $29 million and rounded out the top three, columbia pictures, zombie land with at least $26 million at the box office. >> i think we need to go and enjoy the day. it's gorgeous. >>> mike will be back tomorrow morning, i hope. >> that's the plan. >>> thanks for joining us at noon. our news continues on ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. announcer: a diet soda health alert. >> at least 25 candidate. cans a day. announcer: it may save calories, but is it slowly killing us? dr. oz: increase your risk of death by 25%. pretty scary. announcer: plus, ra

there's a revival of god it's like the blanks and hunting licenses where's that come from china why qantas doesn't has it has the interest is increased because people feel they need the extra security events are exploited by the media like new year's eve in cologne they've also contributed to this. that's the legal side what's the situation on the illegal side is that growing to so on a pistol on a boat at b.p. to push off this is our water p.p. a typical police pistol from the last war tens of thousands of these have been traded on the black markets and prizes a risen. so i could buy one relatively easily from the black market sure. legal guns have only been registered nationally since 2013 there are 6000000 registered in germany and experts think there are least 10000000 illegal guns left unregistered some even say up to 30000000. how easy is it for me to get a firearm in germany. i have an appointment with helmet i don't mean. to carry wandering about. out of it hello mr adam a i'm here to have a little look around. british. helmet is a 6th generation gunsmith in his workshop he mainly

qantas operated the route from new york to sydney, marking the -- taking almost 20 hours and markingtep for new long routes. our reporter is here now. he survived the first flight of project sunrise. how are you feeling? >> i'm feeling pretty good. i'm surprised at how good i feel. i have done that route with a stop. i generally felt worse. i am surprised i am not more be -- not more beaten up. it was a fascinating experiment because this was a research flight, a test. >> will it happen commercially? >> it is not a certain thing. qantas needs new aircraft from either boeing or airbus, a new deal with pilots and crew because they have to work longer than 20 hours for this route. a few things have to come together but this is one of the building blocks to show it is beneficial. ♪ >> i have the ddif function on the bloomberg, showing you debt here, almost 11 billion in corporates, 10.2 billion in corporates, a credit line for 2.5 billion. >> there are about 30,000 functions on the bloomberg and we always enjoy showing you our favorites on bloomberg television. maybe they will become you

as trail an airline qantas has completed the longest ever nonstop commercial passenger flight the boeing 787 dreamliner took off from new york with 49 passengers and crew on board 19 hours and 16 minutes later and touchdown in sydney it was part of a test to assess how ultra long haul flights affect passenger jet lag and crew for take. on the european union's chief negotiator has met with a u.n. ambassadors in brussels to discuss the consequences of a series of letters sent by british prime minister boris johnson the 1st asking for a break sit delay johnson was required by law to ask for an extension after parliament met on saturday and voted to postpone ratifying his deal the british prime minister says he's still determined that the u.k. will leave the by october 31st. mixed messages from british prime minister boris johnson one letter to council president donald tusk requesting a practical stench and but left unsigned. and another letter to tusk arguing against such a delay this time bearing the u.k. prime minister's signature. acts outside parliament demonstrators. as british lawmake

a strain an airline qantas has complained at the longest ever nonstop commercial passenger flight after 19 hours and 60 minutes the boeing 787 dreamliner landed in sydney it was part of a test to assess how altro long haul flights affect passenger jet lag and crews to take to give the plane sufficient. fuel range the aircraft had taken up in new york with a full tank a restricted baggage load and just 49 people on board. for commercial airline and day devotees col nasm and joins me now with more on this record breaking flight rob call hi thanks for joining me so this is more than just a long haul but might it was a bit of a laboratory in the sky yes i mean this was like a flying science experiment in the flight had a few goals one of them of course being publicity but maybe the biggest one was to test the effect on humans of being in the air for that long without a break of changing so many times owns i mean that isn't necessarily easy on the body so they were actually scientists on board the plane as well they called this project sunrise and as you can see that they were looking at a f

research flights a planned and if you're wondering about the ultra long haul flights carbon footprint qantas hasn't given any specifics but said that all carbon emissions from the flight will be offset. you know wanting data over the news coming out next is our borders lake a program by in munich had the chance to take over 1st place on saturday as long as a bait struggling for host chris harrington show you how they fared in bringing all highlights from saturday's games in just a few moments on the bundesliga and i'm rebecca it is don't forget you can get all the latest news and information on our website that's the date of money dot com thanks for watching. william had to be done to go soccer's world audience hi you know if i had known that the boat would be that small i never would have gone on a trip but you know i would not have put myself and my parents danger to the bottom of the duma to put a beautifully the a. mother and son.

research flights a planned and if you're wondering about the ultra long haul flights carbon footprint qantas hasn't given any specifics but said that all carbon emissions from the flight will be offset. now central madrid is usually the same of bustling traffic but while it is usually turrets that flock to the spanish capital on sunday the city's streets belong to hundreds of shape shepherds drove their heads through the heart of madrid as part of an annual event to call for the protection of ancient grazing routes that are being threatened by urbanization the protest is now in its 13th yeah. it watching d.w. news up next a documentary red moon rising the soviet union's secret luna plan i'm rebecca races in the in from me and the entire team thanks for. the meal and i'm getting on the ground news a delusion farm is called it's pretty divisive it's about topics that affect us all the climate strange and the return of the. only recent check out.