yes, we have had qantas saying that, a small number of flights, airlines are taking action.concern. it is early stages. we don't have any evidence to suggest the tension and the missile strike overnight is linked to this incident but at this stage we cannot count it out. and boeing has a new chief executive handling a crisis around the 737 max. and for this to happen today... it isa max. and for this to happen today... it is a massive if at this stage. it isa it is a massive if at this stage. it is a massive kind of crisis again, for boeing to deal with because it is the third time that one of its aircraft has gone down in 15 months with a major loss of life, but i think, at this stage, we don't know why the plane went down and this could be nothing to do with technical problems on the plane, and therefore those sort of questions will have to be asked by boeing, i guess. tom burridge, our transport correspondent, thank you. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the owners of travel x say they do not expect material financial impact from the cyber at

that mcgonagall qantas can only kill wolves during a certain period. i don't understand that because then you're missing the mark. the wolf in my area was shot the number of my animals killed has fallen drastically since then other walls have avoided my pasture. and that's a sign that it works. but the wolves won't stay away forever. but if the numbers keep increasing the way they have in recent years. with the special licenses be enough to keep the wolf population under control. the future doesn't look too bright for bisciotti sheep farmers they fear that the wolves will want to take back the territory and that then the herds will be trenton's not just by lone wolves but by entire parks. with age comes wisdom and for some it's a bittersweet realisation for pensioners in prison time cannot heal all wounds the violent criminals must face the fact that prison could be their last stop for these people in jail functions more as a retirement home an increasing number of correctional facilities are adapting to their aging populations with programs like occup

the head of human rights watch was due to release the report in hong kong but was denied entry so qantas wroth held a press conference in new york instead the chinese government is trying with increasing ferocity to use its economic and diplomatic clout to silence critical voices abroad and to undermine global institutions that protect human rights china's obviously long censored critics at home the government is now trying to extend that censorship to the rest of the world straight to the chinese capital then additives sobota who joins us from beijing welcome mathias beijing's human rights record has been criticised for some time i have events in hong kong and with the wiggles have they worsened it further. yeah you can say saul though we are talking about 2 very different situations in hong kong we are talking about the erosion of civil liberties in our from a previously high level and allegations of police brutality against demonstrators is that have been worrying manny people but it is nothing compared to what we are seeing in sin junk where we are syrian really seeing dystopian situ

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hey welcome to the qantas report the 1st episode out of 2020. station are not going to have some really special guest right with us right now dr michael hudson dr mike lots of welcome to be here i was just curious i had his crazy image moment ago you know back in the seventy's 1970 s. there was a movie called death wish with charles bronson remember that i remember that there was a sequel in the sequel to that right now sink in that we could do a remake you are the star you play the charles bronson role is called death wish and here vigilante banker economist that goes around new york blowing away bad debt where you think i love it ok i'll set that up you think you're ready to do that 2020 i would be a very good secretary of the treasury that's exactly what i would do a fantastic i'm not sure that's what we're talking my head into the ring actually we have elections coming up here in this year 2020 or of course part of our epic new series front running so if you were made treasury secretary in 2020 what would you do this year 2020 so i guess you

wrong civil aviation officer says he's certain that the plane was not his plan to sign this after qantas prime minister justin trudeau said multiple intelligence sources indicate an iranian.

if we have the qantas share price, the carrier sliding for the fourth straight session.risks on it may face the coronavirus outbreak. two way traffic for hong kong and china accounts for 12% to 40% -- 14%. haidi: we are seeing all sorts of airline and tourism stocks under pressure these days. sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. let's get you the first word news with jessica summers in new york. jessica: a united nations panel is accusing the crown prince of saudi arabia possible links to the hacking of jeff bezos. an iphone belonging to bezos was infiltrated via a video file sent from a whatsapp file sent the prince. the report says the hacked aimed at to quote come influence if not silence reporting on the newspaper, theos' washington post. he says the allegation is absurd. >> the embassy in washington issued a statement last night, arabia this morning, saying clearly this is absurd. they called for an investigation so they will know it happened. jessica: president trump's impeachment trial entered its second day. house managers presented their case to the senate. the presi

qantas. and of the russian health ministry warnings and that the country could be at risk from the new corona virus spreading through china. for the latest on these are the stories you can head to our t. dot com.

we are joined by doctor qanta h ahmed. how many of the rules of they played by if any?s the tension in the deal. the deal is off now. they said they no longer restrict the number of centrifuges they were using which is what they use to enrich uranium which they use toward making nuclear weapons but if you think back to pakistan which does have a nuclear weapon it also did that covertly and iran has far more imperial ambitions on a global scale. we never believed in their sincerity and their commitment to the deal. interestingly iran is saying they will maintain engagement with the international atomic energy association but europe is going to have more difficulty trying to contain them because europe has economic interests in iran and now the gloves are off they will not be able to engage. rob: interesting the former administration father deal was so good because it didn't allow for surprise inspections or heads up on anything coming in. it seems it would be easy to conceal if you are doing something similar. >> for me the greatest disappointment of that deal is there w

british airways is assessing routes emirates has rerouted flights and qantas is avoiding airspace forow. lufthansa is canceling flights from frankfurt and iran and klm is also canceling flights in the airspace swift reaction from those international airlines bringing in the directionor of country middle east and africa ihs markets. i want to kick off, we heard from iran's foreign minister saying the strikes were proportionate measures is that really the case? can we expect more from tehran >> i think what the u.s. and iran are trying to do is establish foot you'll deturns to avoid going into full conflict i think this is the conflict you want to read his statement they can do more if they wanted to, they are refraining from doing so because they are trying to avoid a full-scale escalation in that sense, that is what he is referring to. in terms of reaction to the other gulf states, saudi arabia is pushing for deescalation. does that surprise you >> no. because that is their war to lose in the energy in the eastern province that catch more damage if there is a war. it will be them and

qantas canceled 27 flights over .he weekend the australia post suspending mail deliveries. about the impact of air quality on its workers. and with the fire season expected to continue in some parts of the season well into the autumn, some are beginning to wonder whether australia's 28-your stretch without a recession is in danger, too. the government is pledging to billion aussie dollars over the years to assist in recovery efforts, focusing on infrastructure and boosting mental health care. illinois is cashing in on recreational marijuana. estate rakes in more than $3 million in sales on the first day of legalization. but can the supply keep up with demand? we will speak to ben kovler. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang in toronto. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn in new york. industry has already gained new markets this year. illinois became the 11th u.s. state to legalize marijuana. the states first day of legal sales reached almost $3.2 million. for more, let's bring in ben kovler, from green thumbs industries. they currently run six stores

-- >> i am calling them out calling airlines reaching out to qantas i know united was localize enoughbody wants to hope i am here not proud i will ask anybody, i have never under asked more rich people to money for faith or asks for planes no shame in my game. >> animals -- >> called. >> yeah, you can't ask everybody at the same time you have to go through different pockets hollywood, really rich people hedge funds spread it around. >> thank you. >> thank you joining us there thanks for all your efforts. >> thank you. >> we've got markets higher initial job levees claims hitting the tape markets higher largely on fading iran tensions president trump striking an optimistic tone on deescalating conflict not phasing house democrats as they call president ask to limit war powers, then actress suzanne somers in house knocking on our door the three's companies star later in the hour with secrets to antiaging we want those. back in a minute. ♪ ♪ ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because

qantas coming in as the safest, air new zealand is number two.onesian airline comes out on top, followed by koppa airline. the only u.s. carrier to make the list, hawaiian airlines because the weather's always nice in hawaii. that's number four. donny wahlberg made sure one server started off the new year the right way. he gave an ihop server a $2,020 tip. him and his wife spent $78 at the restaurant. she tweeted out the bill as part of a has hashtag 2020 challenge. if you want to leave $20 or 20-cents or something bigger, go ahead. the challenge is yours. coming up, you might not be able to keep up with the kardashians but you might be able to we tell what you they're doing. snoop dogg looking to be the next big crossover star. the new demographic he's trying to reach. keep it here on "fbn: a.m." ♪ roc rock-a-bye. these are the moments that brings us to our feet. the anticipation. the 15 seconds of fame. the big catch. but the most important moment, happens when we all stand together. join us as we stand up to show our support for loved ones aff

australia's qantas airways was named the safest airline in the world by the website airlinerating.comalaska and hawaiian made it into the top 20 with best safety records and practices. jetblue airways and frontier airlines made it into the top ten for low cost carriers. the website looked at the safety policies and procedures enacted by each carrier in order to come out of with these rankings. >>> next, a story that could save your life. >> after a laptop theft turned deadly in oakland, we put some simple security tips to the test in a coffee shop. >>> and a lot of room for quitting smoking is freaking hard.st, like quitting every monday hard. quitting feels so big. so, try making it smaller. and you'll be surprised at how easily starting small... ...can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette >> announcer: now, news to build a better bay area, from abc 7. >>> building a better bay area means coming up to a solution to a homeless encampment that stretches over a mile. >> at least 200 people are camped out, people who live nearby say it's ruining their neighborhood. >> thi

qantas, malaysia and singapore airlines are staying away from iran. you can always get the latest on the situation on the middle east by heading to abc7news.com and download our abc7 news app to get push alerts to your phone as news breaks. >>> the san francisco district attorney elect will be sworn in today after winning the hotly contested race. the former deputy public defender narrowly won the race for d.a. back in november beating out the current d.a. boudine created subcommittees to help establish the office and implement key policies. >>> san francisco is ordering an e-scooter company to close after it pretended to have operating permits. the district attorney ordered go x to shut down. the company is accused of using fake permits with the city seal and owing $233,000 in unpaid fines. the city says go x parked the scooters illegally off the embarcadero in the public right of way. the company says it does not fall under the same category as other scooter companies because it partners with businesses for scooter parking. the company has until jan

chilli with a chance of a qantas.nseasonably cold weather in florida means reptiles are falling out of trees frozen stiff. hello, and welcome. i'm katty kay in washington, and christian fraser is in london. the big names are all in davos this week, an annual gathering where they swap ideas, exchange cards, agree to talk further about future plans. so, imagine at a similar business forum you meet the crown prince of saudi arabia. even for a tech giant like jeff bezos of amazon and the washington post, you might be flattered. but what he can't possibly have envisaged when he handed the crown prince his phone number, that it would later be used to hack his smartphone. that is the extraordinary allegation from the un, whose investigation into the death of the washington postjournalist jamal khashoggi revealed that saudi arabia had been spying onjeff bezos with the possible involvement of the crown prince. the information comes from a 2019 forensic analysis of mr bezos‘ iphone that assessed with "medium to high confidence"

sophie: i want to talk about what is on the decline, qantas falling after canceling flights aze createdh the bushfires. this one rising 2% as bullion, having a solid start to 2020, extending gains. looking at a rise for gold which has climbed 2% as i hit at the highest level in six years earlier across 88 an ounce level. palladium seeing a jump this morning, extending its record to cross $2000 and out after it had -- an ounce after it outpaced precious metals. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: a quick check of business flash headlines, tesla delivered a record 112,000 vehicles in the fourth quarter and is predicting growth in china after beginning battery production at the end of december. it says it will be able to triple production at its shanghai plant to 3000 cars a week. the stock is storing to an all-time high friday. it is near and $18 billion market cap, almost double. kathleen: mercedes going to recover three quarter of a million cars because of faulty sunroofs. the issue affects several models. 2011,between 2001 and saying the glass panel could deteriorate and lead to it breaking

qantas is higher on the day. others are lower on the day.ng that they are shutting down flights to china and the u.s. has not made that request yet to shut down flights to china. a lot of developed markets have not yet made that request. those markets really rallying. >> thank you so much for joining us. now we want to move on to the european union aiming to become the first carbon neutral continue -- continent. joining us for more analysis out of b.n.p. is paribas asset management. great to have you joining us. such an interesting time because what the european union is trying to do, we heard from c.e.o.s in davos. certainly what we heard from larry, the head of blackrock when he warned that investors -- investment risks is coming from climate risk and finally he big u.k. fund group, what do you make of all of this? >> thank you for the opportunity. from our perspective at b.n.p. paribas, what we're seeing global sli climate change and broader sustainability issues really starting to take center stage within the investment discussion. from

qantas flying high, a new report says the australian carrier is the safest airline.new zealand ranked second and taiwan's eva air picked up the bronze. on-time performance, indonesia's baruda came out on top. the only u.s. carrier to make the list, hig hawaiian air in fh place. they have good weather there. cheryl: we were looking at the stocks this morning. a big part of the reason you're seeing pressure on the airline sector, there's delta, southwest in the premarket, is obviously because of oil and the worry that if oil goes up, that's going to squeeze profits. >> no doubt about it. i respect your point on the production side. that has a trickle-down effect on the people that consume it and the entities that do like airlines. but it's a point well-taken. depends on what you want to focus on. the consumer is strong. as we spoke about earlier, what could derail the success of this market and this economy would be something geopolitical and a war that could have a huge impact on l oil prices, have them spike, could be that. cheryl: got it. >> that's a good point. if

they want the spend time, it looks like qanta right now, and also -- canada right now, and also in theent. but only 5% comes from the sovereign grace, the other 95% comes from prince charles. they're keeping their house that's funded by -- dean: they want to keep their house. lisa: also potentially security detail which woulding be provided. so then that 5% doesn't become 5%, right? and this whole, quote-unquote, financial independence is really just a sham. pete: it's all a sham. they don't have -- they don't need real jobs. they live on the largess and the generosity of the british people. they're a side show. now, harry served his country, good for him. then he marries this american who doesn't like the scrutiny of the whole thing, and now she's effectively sort of dropped something in the old punch bowl with the royals, and now they're having a family meeting with the queen. dean: when the queen calls a family meeting, that is real. the queen calling a family meeting? pete: nigel farage was on the show, he nose about megxit, here's what he had to say. >> well, it's a pretty serious

lauren: qantas. stuart: we are still waiting for the president to arrive at that podium. iran momentarily. don't know how many times i said that. charles: know what's helped this market, too? we should bring up the tweet from the spokesperson, iranian spokesperson, zarif. he posted a tweet, iran took and concluded proportionate members and self-defense on article 51 of u.n. charter targeting base from which cowardly armed attack against our citizens and senior officials were launched but then he finished the tweet by saying we do not seek escalation or war but will defend ourselves against any aggression. stuart: i read that as conciliatory. charles: in other words, this is it. this is our response. we're not going to do anything else. can you let us get away with this response without any further provocation. stuart: fascinating. the dow is now up close to 80 points as we wait for the word from the president. i'm going to switch topics again. this is important. i've got an update on impeachment. mitch mcconnell has the votes to start impeachment in the senate. he's got t