in order for qantas very economically through the gulf or china.e kind of premium, they need to offer something different and they are the only game in town. certainly british airways and virgin atlantic are not british airways and virgin atlantic a re not interested british airways and virgin atlantic are not interested in this. qantas needs to do this and it thinks to get the premium market sewn up from london to sydney and new york to sydney. environmentally speaking, surely a long haulflight like sydney. environmentally speaking, surely a long haul flight like this is worse in terms of carbon emissions than stopping so that's going in the wrong direction, isn't it? it most certainly is. their timing was quite interesting, given the clamour over one change. i was tracking it through the night, i think i had a more comfortable time than luke! it flew over the capital of kaza khsta n than luke! it flew over the capital of kazakhstan and if ads stop to refuel and also in the philippines, it would have cut the carbon emissions and fuel burn by at le

qantas group ceo alan joyce.ternoon. nice to see you here in london. those pictures are obviously pretty alarming. people around the world are trying to understand what is happening in hong kong. how is it affecting your business? alan: we ended the quarterly update a few weeks ago, and we said it's going to impact our business by around $20 million to $25 million. we saw a 15% drop in volumes. we are using smaller aircraft with the same frequency, so we are just taking it month by month now and deciding what we do with capacity as we see how the situation in hong kong -- guy: do you think permanent damage is being done? alan: it is a little difficult to say. who knows how long this will take to resolve? init does, the beneficiaries the long-term will be singapore, and certainly with got a base there. we have a bigger operation from a bigger operation from australia to singapore. if that is the beneficiary of that, it just means traffic moves from one city to another. vonnie: i want to ask you about another thorn

qantas was successful 19 hour flight.es for passengers to handle that very long flight. >> qantas airlines completing a 20 hour nonstop research flight from london to sydney friday morning. as part of the airlines project sunrise. 52 passengers and crew members aboard tdream liner witness to sunrise on the route. it's not about the view it's about how these long flights impact crew fatigue and passenger jet leg. to six business class flyers were devices allowing researchers to analyze the food intake, sleep intake and lighting and activities. brainwave patterns were monitored. >> i feel fantastic. i really look better than i normally would at this light. >> the airline is focusing on three areas to help make the long flight easier on passengers. >> food and lighting. and physical activity on board. >> if you're worried about being crammed in coach, qantas said they've made adjustments. >> our attention is to have economy bigger sees.e successfu similar flight from new york to sydney. qantas ultimate goal is to operate reg

luke lu ke says luke says he is all right but why is qantas even interested in doing this?ographic location. singapore airlines, because of their location and hubs, they are interested in ultra long haul flights and hubs, they are interested in ultra long haulflights so and hubs, they are interested in ultra long haul flights so they can be more competitive with the hubs in europe. it is more reliant on business class travel or premium economy class travel because of the ticket prices and to make sure these flights are commercially viable for the airlines. one of the big criticisms that the airline has come underfire for criticisms that the airline has come under fire for is the carbon footprint associated with this were stopped as this address or allay those fears about the number of flights travelling across the world, if you can go longer on the flight? some calculations and mathematics need to be done on the other hand, the aircraft, which the airline claims to be much more cost and fuel efficient, and on the other hand, since it is in ultra long haul flight, since it is

it was a test flight run by the airline qantas, to research the feasibility of the ultra long haul routeact on travellers and crew. the bbc‘s lukejones was onboard. the first london to sydney flight 100 years ago took 28 days. this will sunrise flight did it in 19 hours and 19 minutes. this plane is almost spookily empty. there is only 53 of us on board because that is as many it can carry this distance. this is to carry out research. this is convenient but is it safe? exercise has been regimented and special meal plans. the passengers are being monitored to assess the impact. everything organ now but he has a clock and the master clock in the rain is trying to synchronise all of that and to do that, it takes cu es all of that and to do that, it takes cues from the v environment and the three main important cues are light, meals and exercise. far more important is the monitoring of the crew. crew are wearing different activity monitors and one way of getting from these monitors is an indication of their activity every minute. there are cockpit cameras watching their faces and they are gi

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qantas denies the allegation. that's all. stay with bbc world news.e on our web site bbc.co.uk/news and the news app. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. hong kong violence flares. how the ongoing unrest threatens to push the asian financial hub deeper into recession. and yahoo japan mergers. they confirm its plan to create the countries exist internet company. hello and welcome to asia business report. we start with hong kong because police have moved on hundreds of protesters occupying a university campus after a long stand—off. university campus after a long sta nd —off. protesters a re polytechnic university have been hurling petrol—bombs and shooting arrows at police from behind barricades and that comes in the latest fla reu p barricades and that comes in the latest flareup of anti—government demonstrations that have convulsed the city for over five months. the u nrest the city for over five months. the unrest has already pushed hong kong into its first recession in a decade with concerns that the ongoing protest will tr

qantas has put a lot of money and effort into ultra long haul research, far more than other airlinesr routes. allen joins explains why. >> you can't do the type of studying that we're doing on regular flights. the pilot is going to be wearing headgear, they're going to be testing. you can't do that on regular flights that you can do on these delivery flights. >> before long, we're on final approach. this flight has gone much faster than i expected. not exactly sure what i've done for all these hours. we land in sydney. >> congratulations on that flight. >> have we broken the record? yes, we've made history. so it looks like we've done it. the longest flight in the world in both time and over 19 hours 19 minutes and distance, well over 10,000 miles. two records, one flight. >> richard quest there. he would be at the pointy in. thanks for watching "cnn newsroom." i'm michael holmes. "cnn newsroom" continues after the break. what's this? cindy, that cold's gonna keep you up all night. and tomorrow, you're gonna be a zombie! forget that, i'm taking a new nighttime cold medicine. ha! ther

. >>> coming up, a qantas plane makes the longest flight and how far it traveled and the precautions that everyone on board had to take . >>> the former team of colin kaepernick is planning to attend his nfl workout tomorrow. the niners are among a dozen teams sending representatives to the event in atlanta and kaepernick has been unsigned since he began kneeling to protest racial injusticeinformet ners he would opt out of his contract and become a free agent. >>> a jetliner just completed the longest flight spending almost an entire day in the sky with theflight taking off with 20 hours between takeoff and landing. 43 passengers were selected for the journey. meals, lighting, and exercise were already created. everyone were monitors to track the well- being. >> there might be different points that the flight with things might change, and we can see what impact that has. >> the plane finally touched down in a large crowd cheered near the runway and qantas airways said they will use data collected to see if similar international flights could be added to that schedule and if it is dee

qantas found cracks in three of its 737s. >> i completely understand the concern. it's quite a scary word,.a ornsctions of older or highly used 737s earlier this month. boeing says at least 52 of the emergency 6800 737ing next jen airlines have been found with cracked pickle forks. >> qantas will never fly a plane if we do not believe it is safe to do so. our entire reputation, our brand is built on our safety record. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news a leading theor set cracking stems from a problem during the manufacturing process where stress is somehow introduced resulting in crack years, even decades later. at least some of the 737s came off the same line within weeks or months of each other. >> some of our team members discovered some cracking on airplanes that were in for modification, so they immediately reported that and subsequent to, that the regulators are taking actions on inspections. >> reporter: no issues or injuries have been associated with a cracked pickle fork and a crack doesn't automatically meantime plane was unsafe. again, this does not inv

qantas denies the allegation. it is just after half past midnight, it is now time for hardtalk.me to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. my guest today is an extremist of a very special kind. thing to do with his political views, but recognition of a lifetime spent embracing physical challenges at the extreme limit of human endurance. sur ranulph fiennes has taken on and conquered the polar ice, the world's highest peaks and the most gruelling deserts. has been described as one of the world's greatest living explorers. so what is the motivation for this life of extreme adventure? sir ranulph fiennes, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. seems to me, your entire life, you have spent testing yourself, challenging yourself. why this preoccupation with tests? it doesn't come about in that particular way, it comes about because of being brought up in south africa, arriving in the uk, not getting a—levels, that's what it comes from, because that's not what they wanted to do, it's what my dad had done, commanding the royal scots greatest tank regiment when he was killed in the second wo

i'd just like to welcome you on board our qantas boeing 787 dreamliner.longest and furthest commercial flight. this is london to sydney direct in 19 and a half hours, but it's not commercially available yet. this is a test, research flight. it's basically to see if ultra long haul is doable for people in the cabin and in the cockpit. the first ever london to sydney flight, 100 years ago, took 28 days. this double sunrise flight did it in 19 hours and 19 minutes. this plane is almost spookily empty. there's only 53 of us on board because that's as many as it can carry this distance. the idea is to carry out some research. this thing may be convenient, but is it safe? special meals have been planned and exercise is being regimented. we're going to do it three times. ready? stretch. that was all right. the passengers are being monitored to assess the impact. every single organ in our body has a clock, and the master clock in the brain is trying to synchronise all of them. and to do that it takes cues from the environment. the three main important cues are li

qantas is also investing about 13000000 euros in developing more sustainable aviation fuels and the federation of german industry wants the government to set up a spaceport in germany it would focus on transporting small size satellites into space experts say will be key to future communication networks and developments like driverless cars. through i didn't know jules went on world tours but these next ones did prior to this week's auction at sotheby's in geneva a striking colombian piece from the 1970 s. and one bracelet which is a bright he's dealing with. a sapphire flanked by diamonds that they were built to anyone with a spare $2.00 to $3000000.00 in their pockets the bracelets is the crown jewel if you will of a collection of art deco gems that will go under the hammer at the bees auction in geneva this date to 927 and we have been the same to nada splendid. created exactly at the same time $927.00. can be different in style and design also vying for attention is this emerald and diamond neck place which was once owned by princess sally ma. southern bees representatives did not hold bac

the flights for london follows last month's direct trip from new york to sydney as qantas prepares to begin regular nonstop services between australia and. in the 2 global cities. as your business update on g.w. for me and the team thanks for watching. the coal india. gifts for the gods that are harmful for me and the. secret flowers boys in indian water supply some of. the company in mumbai is trying to change that. collection waste of color textiles. in 30 minutes on d w. grappling hooks some tricks. to express the feeling. i am not very creative yet but i would love to be considered an artist one day looking for new perspectives. to hold a note with the replaced fake ruby of canada doing things differently. come to the place where we reflect on society. march 21 on g.w. . their house isn't calculable. their egos in such moment their rivalry template. 3 princes. who dream of the arab world. their home their full power and boundless ambition have crushed the middle east into a grave crisis sonny. the my home princes of the gulf starts nov 27th on d w. this is you know you news why so

qantas did it again.flew a test flight for the world's longest commercial service, this time from london to sydney on a boeing 787. 19 hours and nine minutes. last month, it's new york to sydney flight was three minutes shorter. qantas turned both planes into flying laboratories. scientists trying to figure out the impact of such long flights on the crew and passengers. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: thank you so much. i'm all for it. another thing i am keeping my eye on my european investment bank is taking a quantum leap in fossil fuel financing. it is a lending arm of the european union that is going to increase support for clean energy projects. it is not going to consider new financing for fossil fuels, including natural gas, after 2021. the decision could deprive polluting products from financing, a broader shift with the new head of the european union commission to make a push into green and make a cross-border carbon tax on the table as well. coming up on this program comedy 10-year

date of the africa isabelle so we're talking about this surveillance on social media in the african qantas just give us an overview who exactly is being monitored on social media. hi great to be here thank you so much so our new freedom on the net report has found evidence of social media surveillance problem programs in kenya south africa nigeria uganda and angola and to give a sense of the kind of scale of programs that we're talking about nigeria for example in their $20000.00 budget included an allocation for a social media mining suite of $2000000000.00 iraq. right and so i'm guessing that this is this is it's a far reaching sort of a let's try to small target at specific individuals but but generally the average joe can be average show expect that there being so say an online that's exactly right and one of our main concerns but governments aren't just targeting individual people but because they're using ai and automation it means that they can reach everybody who's online xhosa media it's all about the little as yet do we have any little is regulating such practices. there are in s

at australian airline qantas has completed a trial flight from london to sydney known stop about 787 dreamliner touched down after a journey of 9 hours just over 50 people were aboard the flight off way around the world including quite a c.e.o. alan joyce the journeying to test the effects of ultra long whole air travel on passengers and crew as the airline prepares the engine regulus services thinking astray and london and you'll. i can tell you it hurts nice doing business with it. and now physically affectionate mention but affectionately as you can. be written in the middle of his election campaign in the year 2000 documentary was filmed for russian television. to turn the camera back on of course the film secretly chronicled the power grab actually everything was precisely planted instruction. featuring top supporting. rolls to the freedom of russia. and featuring a lead role like you've never seen before. for the here for the mirror which do the ends justify the means. to tim's witnesses starts december 13th on d. w. . welcome to news from the world of arts and culture climates

now 8 you see a qantas recently held in abidjan was all about natural. snappy 29000 was crowned in the ivory coast it's the 2nd edition of the competition and this is when it was cecilia. overnight as a say on taste is aimed at scent of grating natural hair. in a moment i'll be talking to a woman who has written and commented on the subject of african hair but 1st let's listen to the 1st run up off miss nappy 2019. full of natural girls of beautiful to no need to do all these things to o'hare straightening using chemicals we have beautiful naturally. my guest today is kessin lawrence she's a musician and polish and has written a book for children in the black diaspora welcome to the efficacy and so so so we've seen that they you know sent a break that idea of natural hip but yes not without controversy where do you stand on that well for me natural hair is a symbol of brazilians and a symbol of power and as the black panther party for example in the seventies and eighties they all wore their afros out and as a symbol of power because when during the time

i'd just like to welcome you aboard our qantas boeing 787 dreamliner. this is zulu novemberjuliet.rcially available yet. this is a test, research flight. it's basically to see if ultra long haul is doable for people in the cabin and in the cockpit. the first ever london to sydney flight, 100 years ago, took 28 days. this double sunrise flight did it in 19 hours and 19 minutes. this plane is almost spookily empty. there's only 53 of us on board because that's as many as it can carry this distance. the idea is to carry out some research. this thing may be convenient, but is it safe? special meals have been planned and exercise is being regimented. we're going to do it three times. ready? stretch. that was all right. the passengers are being monitored to assess the impact. every single organ in our body has a clock, and the master clock in the brain is trying to synchronise all of that. and to do that, it takes cues from the environment. the three main important cues are light, meals and exercise. far more important, though, is the monitoring of the crew. so, the crew are wearing thes

qantas plans to make long haul flights available to passengers by 2023. will you be on the flight?ing flat, if my body is 180 degrees, served wine and food -- >> you want to be laid out and pampered. >> if you're going to give me 31 inches of leg room, that's another story. >> nobody wants to be vertical for that long. absolutely. my goodness. let's talk about what's going on in walnut creek. heading south 680, making that right turn and heading on 24 westbound, you will run into drizzle. we have a chance of light sprinkles, even a stray shower. best chance across the north bay. this afternoon some fading clouds, sunshine to end the work week. then near record warmth this weekend. a quick return to average next week. this area of low pressure moving through. that's why we have that chance of some wet weather. this high pressure that temporarily went away, it will come back with a vengeance. again, only staying for about three days. today the sunshine arrives too late to give us any significant warming. we'll possibly hit 71 low 60s at the coast. tonight, this morning is our mildest

i'd just like to welcome you aboard our qantas boeing 787 dreamliner. this is zulu novemberjuliet.ailable yet. this is a test, research flight. it's basically to see if ultra long haul is doable for people in the cabin and in the cockpit. the first ever london to sydney flight, 100 years ago, took 28 days. this double sunrise flight did it in 19 hours and 19 minutes. this plane is almost spookily empty. there's only 53 of us on board because that's as many as it can carry this distance. the idea is to carry out some research. this thing may be convenient, but is it safe? special meals have been planned and exercise is being regimented. we're going to do it three times. ready? stretch. that was all right. the passengers are being monitored to assess the impact. every single organ in our body has a clock, and the master clock in the brain is trying to synchronise all of that. and to do that, it takes cues from the environment. the three main important cues are light, meals and exercise. far more important, though, is the monitoring of the crew. so, the crew are wearing these differen

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qantas, the one here, executives followed a directive by u.s.fficials, checking the 737 late for cracks. -- fleet for cracks. where the wings are attached, they found cracks. they crowded three planes and they don't know what caused it. it does not make boeing any better. phil: boeing wants to get all of these back in the air as soon as possible. you can understand there is a huge cost of these planes being grounded. hundreds of people have died. winning back trust will take time. >> and they are not do -- not good at doing it. if we take the time that has passed from the last crash in the beginning of the year, until now, half a year. ever since there has only been more revelations about hasty production, boeing trying to push cost, questionable oversight by regulators. they are having to dig themselves out of a deep hole as it is and are not good at it from my point of view at the moment. phil: thank you. christine lagarde has become the first woman to head the european central bank in frankfurt. the predecessor of mario draghi stuck to low in

and i don't want to enter scientists our lives professor here and now in russia ted in austin on qantas times and it would also be flat out false caton elitist alister family ended up on my flat on the way out of the raft brought night to me if you have a friend who died aged $85.00 or 6 would have to say as much because no wind in an hour you can buy the stuff and make it more an environmental friendly and more fair but but then i look at the labels we are in most of the labels are fake they say all it's green it's around our mental friend lives with what they were and it's a fake label the company itself invented i'm with you that at some level i it's overwhelming there's so much noise about. what's right and what's good for you i mean did let's not forget even organic and by the law just it was ok to eat with it as well this came from or how it was made or anything about it and do i know that it's healthy well you know it may have high levels of vitamin e. over 20 but lenihan has it been transported so long that some of this is a decade old what the hell is going on so even with it's

usmca and what automakers or what up group jobs -- unions, rather, are going to get paid in u.s., qantaico. so -- canada and mexico. explain how the u.s. worker is doing right now based on this contract. >> essentially, what they've been able to do is lock in bonuses, lock in wage increases and insure that their health care doesn't go up in an environment where the market is slowing down. and that is a very big win for the u a aw and -- uaw and their workers from an economic standpoint. and for gm, that will, unfortunately, what that will do, it will increases the competitive labor cost gap versus the foreign non-union makers here in the u.s. it's absolutely going to do that. but, you know, lay wore is about -- labor is about 5% the cost of the vehicle, but gm felt they got some other things that were much more worthwhile that will save them billions of dollars -- maria: so what does this mean for the others like ford and chrysler at this point? are they at a disadvantage now? >> well, you always want to go first when you're negotiating these contracts every four years, because you basi

that's the same quality thing for the same price then you're more likely to get a contract with the qantas to them question but i mean the beginning of the. progress like this gives alfred confidence that it's worth promoting sustainability even in problematic industries the demand for eco friendly aluminum is growing. to follow. max books are full for the next few years they've had orders for this special aluminum from various segments like hybrid car makers who now want to clean aluminum. because they're worried their customers will ask what the metal is and where it came from. if and how banks and other companies change is hugely influenced by the custom is. there. a lot has changed over the last few years it been in smelts fabric they still haven't been granted the 1000000 euros learned they need to carry on the development. of the 2 tree at all spankers still don't know if the offer is attractive enough to do a. new hastens. already computers is in charge of new lettings and tells us about the new expansion plans. to give evidence at the cusp of public this is the this is the next bui

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his favorites doesn't mean i think it's how you proceed official and if it is a settlement doing it qantas 5 innings it's a story in fire out. a policy imposed decades ago. goods and boards changing demographics across asia with far reaching consequences are pretty leading poor of socially disadvantaged young men so you have the system where people at every level will be get being given body money to agree to star as a ship or buddy to get other people to move. al-jazeera examines the politics of population control. at least 17 people are killed by a car bomb that may have hysteria tekkie border. crowd and i missed the attain this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up anti-government protesters blocked roads leading to iraq's main port raising concerns that food supplies could be disrupted. tear gas canisters a fire as the 22nd weekend of protests in hong kong descends into chaos. and britain's government halts all fracking but for how long. a car bomb has exploded at a market in the syrian town of not far from the border at least that 10 people have been killed more than 20 injured

ambassador to donald trump signed to qantas in support of the hong kong protesters beijing says that this essentially amounts to interference and has threatened us with consequences this is a serious interference in hong kong affairs which are china's internal affairs it is also in violation of international law and basic norms governing international relations the 2 bills will send the wrong message to the demonstrators and it will not help ease the situation in hong kong. the hong kong human rights and democracy act opens up sanctions for human rights violations and it makes it easier for arrest of protesters to obtain u.s. visas it also requires an annual review of the region's a special trade status and hong kong will qualify only if there has have enough autonomy from beijing this could potentially of course pose a threat to the city's position as a global financial center if hong kong special status is revoked it would be subject to the same sanctions imposed by the u.s. on mainland china the same goes for trade tariffs and banking restrictions limits could also be placed on se

to hold an early election but with conditions also another problem facing buying australian allied qantas crowds 37370 the cracks found in between. we've still got no letup in those very strong winds for california at the moment we got some rather wet weather pushing away from the eastern side of the u.s. i can see these weather systems part of the way across the appalachians moving across the mid atlantic states is because through the next 24 hours or so i would say was the west you can see those tightly packed as the boston in place of the brisk winds staying there just around a good part of california getting up to 26 celsius in l.a. stays dry no sign of any rain here what right we have across the other side of the country will move away as clearing away they say pushing further north has brought the skies come back in the sas day look at those temperatures rather disappointing just 12 or 13 for new york and for day say single figures for the central plains over towards the west where we still got warm enough weather there for a light around $27.00 degrees a little bit of cloud day not

al-jazeera australia's national carrier qantas has grounded 3 of its planes after cracks were found and their wings the boeing 737 next generation jets will now have complex repair or other carriers elsewhere in the world have taken the same action after discovering similar problems u.s. regulators regulators excuse me say airlines should check 70 sevens that have made more than 30000 trips timber exports are resuming in sierra leone as the government tries to make up for a lower mining revenue this say environmentalists risks undoing 10 years of reforestation efforts. reports. another forest giant comes to the chainsaw. this tree took about 25 years to grow. but less than a minute to bring down. the rows with its most preferred by loggers across forests in sydney all of these majestic trees are being cut down illegally to meet an increasing demand for timber. holder to say they are struggling to enforce the law we handicapped by. in adequate and intense shortages in our ranges to amend the forest so what we've done is to design programs where i mean of if you know of as we have to targ

doesn't matter we think it's how you approach an official and often it is a certain way of doing it to qantas by ending to a story and crying out. you're watching out just here a time to recap our headlines protests have ramped up again in july after the defense minister dismissed concerns over the use of excessive force against demonstrators he says soldiers deployed during a state of emergency were professional and disciplined. place in colombia have used tear gas to disperse and kill government protesters and plows abolish the main square of the time the president has now ordered a nighttime curfew imposed in the capital and bolivia's parliament is looking to approve legislation that will pave the way for new elections for president evo morales has been calling on supporters to maintain the blockade which is called food and fuel shortages in the city of us. in iraq scap told baghdad the government is denying reports at least 4 people have been killed after security forces opened fire on protesters on friday the killings take the total number of deaths since the demonstrations began in octo

a qantas boeing 787 dreamliner has taken—off from london's heathrow airport on a non—stop flight to sydney carrying 52 passengers, six cabin crew and four pilots and is an experiment to judge the effects of what have been called "ultra long flights" on passengers. britain missed out on tesla's first european factory because of brexit — according to boss elon musk. the electric car maker has chosen a site near berlin for its ‘gigafactory‘, creating thousands ofjobs in a major boost to the german capital. mr musk told auto express that britain's departure from the eu made putting the factory in the uk ‘too risky‘. schools in hong kong have been suspended through to the weekend amid the ongoing protests which have paralysed the city this weekmany universities have cancelled classes and businesses have told employees to work from home. andrew wood is in hong kong how widespread is this, andrew? certainly schools are going to be closed, there doesn't seem to be much education going on in hong kong this week. what we found is that the protests had mainly previously been going on at the weekend b

carol thanks so much daryl is just one of hundreds of passengers at the qantas that's of african airways hoping to get a ticket but they're not certain when that will happen the airline has said it's tried to reschedule as many flights as possible it says incoming flights international flights would still continue and this major issue revolves around to many of the domestic flights in south africa and this all goes back to the strike a by hundreds of employees who are protesting against the job cuts and this really is all about the difficulty that south african airways finds itself in in that it's technically insolvent the company's cash strapped but also anger anger as these protesters is that they say it's a itself is to blame it's been accused of mismanagement and corruption and they say that this is a situation that could have been avoided we understand from south african airways that it's try to manage the situation as far as it can by intentionally by canceling these flights of the next 2 days but it does seem that the airline is having is going through some difficulties as it trie

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at the top of the list airline of the year for 2020 followed by singapore airlines number 3, and qantasas far as airlines in the americas, the best airline is delta airline. we are looking at budget airlines, they found jetblue is the best airline in the americas. shannon: thank you, live this morning, appreciate it. happening today a thanksgiving tradition at the white house donald trump and the first lady will pardon these two turkeys. their names, bread-and-butter and they want you to vote on who should be crowned the national thanksgiving turkey, the birds arrived sunday and are living out their best life right now at a 5-star hotel. i say we pardon both. i think that might happen. milania trump kicking off the holiday season by accepting the delivery of the official white house christmas tree. the 18 foot douglas for arriving to the front door on a horse drawn carriage from a farm in pennsylvania. the capitol hill christmas tree finishes its 2000 mile journey from new mexico's national forest to the west lawn. nancy pelosi set to light the 60 foot spruce on december 4th. the time i

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qantas flew a test flight for the world's longest commercial service, this time from london to sydneyng 787. it was 19 hours 19 minutes. the new york to sydney flight was three minutes shorter. scientists are trying to find out the impact of such long flights on the crew and passengers. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. guy: let's check where the markets are. clearly, the trade is the big focus today. we are watching what is happening as we apparently get closer and closer to that phase one deal. risk on today, returning towards the back end of the week. dow and s&p up by 0.4%. nasdaq outperforming slightly from the chip stocks, and that vol trade keeps going down and down. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. this is "bloomberg markets." , second day of public hearings underway with the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine testifying. joining us with the latest from capitol hill come a kevin cirilli, bloomberg's chief washington correspondent. one overlearning from investor ovitch? kevin: marie jovanovich testi