rishaad: we are at the dubai air show for the largest 3-d printed plane took flight. plus, volatile size that investors should people are paired for lower returns next year. ♪ reporter: brazilian prosecutors will request the suspension of .perating licenses the victims from the modified sugar by ruptured dams at the iron ore project -- the hp says 15 people are missing. andrew mckenzie is fun to brazil today. cleanup cost could exceed $1 billion. indian prime minister modi has faced his biggest setback, losing an election in the state of be hard -- bihar. will embolden his critics who have held back a series of changes including a national sales tax. they expect stocks to fall when trading begins. of aung san suu kyi say they are in a good position. they won an election in 1990. myanmar's current president says they will accept the outcome this time. thank you for coming around, joining us today, right. what is the key thing you are asked these days. when it comes to employment in the u.s., what is going on? the december hike is back on the table. what does that mean

guys. >> busiest airport there in the world, dubai. u very much, hadley gamble. >>> we weren't expecting any huge airplane, aircraft orders but we got one from saab. this is worth about $1.2 billion. the uae announcing the saab deal at the dubai air show. the saab order existing uae surveillance planes. we're looking for orders of two of those global 6,000 early warning aircraft. so there's something. 1.27 billion for the uae defense ministry. the deal with saab. >>> let's talk about apple. apple has defeated a class action lawsuit brought on by retail workers in california over the company's bag search practices. employees sued to being reimbursed for the time taken by apple to go through their bags to ensure that they weren't stealing any items. at least two workers complained directly to ceo tim cook that the searches were demeaning and degrading. the judge ruled that employees can choose not to bring a bag to work and, thus, wouldn't be subjected to the search. apple shares over in german trade were lower by half a percent. >>> so t

up next, sales failed to take off at the dubai air show. own on the ground. ♪ manus: this is "on the move." let's get straight out to dubai, where the air shows taking place. insiders are gathering for the boeing day as airbus and sink the orders from the major persian gulf carriers. let's get straight to elliott gotkine. elliott? elliott: good morning. i am pleased to say that i am joined by the senior vice president at boeing commercial. two years ago, it was manic. record for airbus, but it is a breath this time. >> it is great to be here. always great to be here with our customers. we are having a strong show this year, but clearly nothing like we had two years ago, when we set a record with $100 billion worth of orders and the launch of the tripl777x. elliott: did they over order are does this represent an indication of a slowdown? >> i think it is just a reflection of we had a dark day two years ago and things are a bit more normal this year in terms of activity. last week, we announced oman for today.and yesterday, we talked about two

cory: that was the world's largest 3-d-printed uav at the dubai air show. up, apple's newest ipad, hits the streets. will it reversed the company's decline in tablet sales? we will discuss. ♪ cory: it's monday. it lets the week with the biggest stories we're looking forward to. adam satariano and mark miller and mark million join me from san francisco. i miss you guys already. among the items we are looking at, the 12 point nine-inch ipad pro, the mega-ipad, hits the streets or is available to order wednesday online. adam, your take? as we've talked about a lot, the ipad sales have been in decline over the past seven quarters, so this is apple taking another swing with a fresh design, bigger model in that business customers in particular, and it looks similar to the product that microsoft has had, the microsoft surface. this is going to go on sale this week, and we will have to see withthe adoption is like regular customers and businesses. surface cory: people are gleefully pointing out that their stylus, which they call a has an eraser, and the apple styli

. >>> the middle east is gaining ground fast when it comes to tourism. dubai is home to the world's largest international airport which saw no less than 6.4 million people travel through the hub this september. joining us now is the ceo of raz al, a tourism industry. if i may, it would be great if we can cover this tragedy over the weekend. we hear airlines are refusing to fly over the sinai peninsula now following the crash until we get more details. what's your opinion on that? >> thank you very much for having me on your program. it's a good question. i think it will take time for people to understand what are the next steps of this. i believe the travelers will continue to travel. the accidents do happen, but tourism and travel has continued through recessions, through good times and through bad times. >> if we talk more broadly on the tourism in the ua over the years, the middle east is facing a lot of challenges. has that affected tourism levels in dubai and the rest of the ua? >> it hasn't necessarily affected tourism levels across the uae. dubai has se

. >> the world of aviation is heading to dubai. e ceos manufacturers and buyers will be there from sunday for the dubia air show. one of the biggest talking points so far is the lack of orders. two years ago airlines spent more than $200 billion on new planes. emirates airlines set a record by purchasing 150 boeing 777xs and triple a-380s. this time around emirates indicated it wasn't playing any big orders and the same is true for the other gulf carriers. the airlines saying they have too many aircraft on the books that haven't been delivered yet and while some spark might be missing on the order books there won't be an aircraft debut this time around either. neither are unveiling any new aircraft with the 787-9 both in service. another one of the wait and sees revolves around the airbus a-380. they haven't had a new order for the largest passenger plane in two years. emirates said they would order more but only if they unveiled a version with new more fuel efficient engines. so far airbus said they are unwilling to do that for onl

sarah clerk >>> the due dubai air show usually makes the headlines. many airlines are keeping their check books closed. partially built aircrafts using 3 d are in the spotlight. >> reporter: after two days of the air show here, the order books have been very quiet. to be fair, two years ago in 2013 it was a record number of orders. 206 billion dollars spent on new plane orders. this year the only thing to note so far jet airways from india spending eight billion dollars on 75 new 737 planes, an emwrits airline selling is 16 billion. as the things like the a380 behind me, forget about it. there hasn't been a new order for one of those in two years. so it's not so much happening here. outside the focus has shifted to inside. this was the first time here that we've seen one entire section of the air show dedicated solely to 3d printing. this has become a big part of the industry. in fact, air buses a350 plane only started flying last year, it has a thousand parts on board which are manufactured through 3 d printing. what we've got here is something compl

bloomberg is at the dubai air show. what's happening and what's the theme?orter: good morning again. a lot of talk about safety in the wake of the sinai crash as unite expect and not such frenetic orders coming from the gulf carriers but interesting things going on. i'm pleased to say i'm joined by john flattery who is the chief commergs will officer of a brazilian company. we see a lot of brazil as of late and especially one of the features is that the real has been plunging against the dollar and is good for you cost.e it lowers your are you looking forward to sharing the lower prices with your customers? john: we don't base our prices on the fluck chewations of the real. our chief financial officer would be a better guy to direct that to. it doesn't overly influence the pricing of the aegis family which is consistent and expect it to be consistent in the coming years elliot: more on brazil as a whole. brazil is having problems now with the scandal as a result, and has the damage to brazil's p.l.c. image impacted the other flagship company such as embraer.

the dubai air show. up, we will talk international economics. francine came to new york. regrets it. stay with us. ♪international economics. tom: the federal act in december. that is the thought. this is after a soaring jobs report. the market continues to react announces its report. economy stimulus and needs it now. good morning, everyone. this is bloomberg surveillance. we're live from new york. it's monday. -- are us in new york you here for the week? francine lacqua law is with us. cameron speaks in london and there is a lot of i can or. the debt you. -- dutch weigh-in. francine: i am going to my thoughts out there. i don't take this is a useful headline. this is a dancing game. cameron says he wants to negotiate with the eu. leaders are waiting in, saying this would be a killer for london. got great here for the first time. his london strong because of london or because of global wall street because there is no alternative in europe? francine: that is the question. leaves the eu. they are saying it's going to be a disaster for london. it's going to be a disaster for

and death of nigeria's ken and how 3d printing is a big draw at one of the world's largest air shows and we will take you to dubairussia's sports ministry has said it's not surprised by the latest allegations that drugs cheating is widespread in russian athletics but in a mixed message the sport minister also completely rejected the world antidoping agency's conclusions and charlie described the accusations that doping in russia was state sponsored as baseless and fictional and also insisted russia doping agencies are totally independent and collect 15,000 samples annually with disqualification of 2% of athletes tested and accused double standards and claiming similar investigations are not commissioned in other countries and rory challenge has more from moscow. >> takes work to unpick what has been said by the sports ministry here in russia but i've been doing that over the last few hours and i can detect three different strands in their message, the first is compliance, essentially the sports ministry is saying whatever the iaaf decides in a week or so russia will comply with that. it is going to adhere to the

the word body. >> how lead to printing is a big draw at an air show in dubai. >> russia has closed a laboratory after allegations of widespread cheating among athletes. the sports minister vigorously denied the world agency anti doping claims, saying the allegations that the f. it was state sponsored are fictional. they collect 15,000 samples annually, roll in the disqualification of 2% of those tested. he has accused of double standards. crossing over to lee wellings, joining us from london to tell us whether the anti doping authorities had any other option other than to suspend this laboratory. >> the russians absolutely had to close down this laboratory. that is not in itself, as you can tell from the tone an admission of guilt. there is no point in this laboratory existing if it doesn't join up with the rest of the accredited laboratories and the world anti doping agency. if they suggest it needs to be shut down, it needed to be shut down. the russians are saying they will try to find a way to tackle doping going forward. overall, there was of course that air of denial, words like conspiracy are

month, the company attended the dubai air show. more partnerships with airlines in the middle east. the company is continuing to innovate. how important is dubai air show? paris bigger or dubai bigger? >> they are both important. the middle east region is a growing segment for us in our air transport market and a bunch of new aircraft filled with new technology and a great place to showcase the new technology. cory: the ways that airplanes connect with air traffic because it's kind of old. -- is controversial because it is kind of old. >> where providing broadband links that connects the passenger and enhanced services to the airlines to connect the front of the airplane. cory: what was introduced in dubai? >> new weather radar technology that allows us to both detect weather and predict what is going to happen with that weather to help the pilots avoid potential turbulence. >> and you are showing this to -- you are selling this to boeing and the manufacturers or specific airlines? >> we sell to both. some of the equipment comes sta

. >>> the dubai air show usually hits the headlines for the billions of dollars of airplanes sold.ocus this year is on cutting-edge technology rather than big-money deals. >> reporter: the order books have been quiet. to be fair, two years ago, it was a record number of orders, $206 billion spent on new plane orders. this year the only thing of note so far, jet airways from india, spending $8 billion on 75 new 737 planes. and emirates airlines spending about $16 billion on ge engines. as for things like the a-380 behind me, forget about it. hasn't been a new order for one of those in two years. so the focus has now shifted to inside. this is the first time here that we have seen one entire section of the air show decaded to 3-d printing. airbus's a-350 plane which only started flying last year, has a thousand parts on board which are manufactured through 3-d printing. what we have here is something completely different. this is the world's first 3-d printed drone or uav as they call them, which has a jet engine inside. what they have managed to do is to construct it or print it fro

. >> the dubai air shows, this year, it's not the big ticket purchases that are making the headlights bcutching edge these day because. >> after two days of the air show here in due by, the odd books have been quiet. not to be fair, two years ago in 2013, it was a record number of orders: $206,000,000,000 spent on new plane orders. this year, jet airways from india spending $8,000,000,000 on set up 75 new 737 planes and emirates from due by spending $16,000,000,000 on new zenz for the triple 3 when they arrive. for the a 380, forget about it. hasments' been a defendant new order for one of those in two years. >> with not so much happening, the focus has shifted to inside. this is the first time at due by that would see one entire section detindicated today 3-d printing. this is a big past of the industry. air buses a350 plane which only started buying last year has a thousand parts on board which are manufactured through 3d printing. >> what we have here is completely different. the world's first flee d printed drone or uav as they call them which hwhat they have managed t do is const

speaking of the dubai airshow, to potential customers are looking at the double-decker.said the deals may not be signed until next year. he doesn't expect any orders to be announced in dubai. 25said he was aiming for -8080 orders this year --a3 orders. ftnhasa canceled flights. 100,000 passengers are expected to see disruptions. it says it is always ready to resume negotiations. it has an eyesays on indian airfare carrier indigo. they could seek 49% of indigo, valued at $2 billion. last month, 10% sales valued itigo at $4 billion, making the third-largest low-cost carrier in asia. it is worth five times more than jet airways. bloomberg's middle east editor has more from dubai. >> unfortunately, i could not take a second indigo. indian authorities have restrictions on airlines, taking part in ipo toss. -- ipo's. it can be an outside investor. for us, as we are owned by our country cost sovereign fund, to get the process to do it would have taken longer, and they were in a hurry to do it. >> you said you can't participate in the ipo. listed,the shares are we have -- we are

. >> the dubai airshow usually hits the headlines for the billions of aircraft sold. but the focus this year is on cutting edge technology rather than big money deals. >> after two days of the airshow. they have been very quiet. to be fair two years ago in 2013 it was a record number of records, $206 billion spent on new plane orders. this year the only things of note this far, jet airways from india spending $8 billion on 75 new 737 planes. and dubai spending as for the things like the planes behind me, forget about it. there has not been a new order for one of those in two years. with not so much happening here outside the focus has shifted to inside. this is the first time here in dubai that there has been one entire section of the airshow dedicated to 3d printing. in fact, there are a thousand parts on board which are manufactured through 3d printing. what we have here is the world's first 3d printed drone or uav, as they call them, which has a jet engine inside. what they've managed to do is to construct it or print it from a material they can with stand the hit

this is the first time here at dubai we see one section of the air show dedicated to 3d printing andig part of the industry and air buses a 350 which started flying last year have a thousand parts on board that are manufactured through 3d printing and here this is different the world's first 3d printed drone or uav as they call them that has a jet engine inside and what they managed to do is to construct or print it from a material that can withstand the heat that a jet engine puts out and that jet engine is pushing this drone of 240 kilometers per hour and you can imagine how that would change the whole way that drones are used and at this stage it's only a concept and it's not something that is mass produced or ordered and what it's demonstrating is what 3d printing is capable of and where it can go in a very short space of time. >> let's get the sport and here is andy. >> ahead of athletics has promised he will do anything it takes to rescue the reputation of his sports but a recommendation that russia be banned from track and field because of doping has come too late for athletes

the dubai air show, the minister is calling for more openness and less security in the skies. the big three careers in the u.s. are opposing this. they get unfair subsidies as opposed to us. >> reporter: that's exactly right, susan. essentially what we've heard over the last 48 hours is a continuation of this war of words between the mid east carriers and the u.s. carriers. the u.s. carriers accusing them of taking as much as $42 billion in subsidies since 2004. now for reaction on that, i spoke to the president of em merits airline. take a listen to what he had to say. >> we have almost exhausted ourselves in the explaining why we as emirates have not taken subsidies. we couldn't have been more transparent. for someone to keep banging on that particular drum is a complete waste of time. as far as open skies are concerned, for me i'm a multi-naturalist. i certainly believe that economies can only grow where he remove restrictions not just in the aviation side but every other business development. to shut down or selectively reduce open skies, whatever you think, whatever you w

rishaad: the dubai air show has seen a wave of innervation. ether 3-d printing can lower production times. they had seen the world's largest unmanned aircraft built largely by 3-d technology. >> i was the engineer that did a lot of the actual assembly of the aircraft. this aircraft went from design to construction to test flight in around two months. this aircraft has a nine foot wingspan, weighs 30 pounds, has a jet engine, and is capable of speeds of 150 miles per hour and. was designed to showcase how quickly we can go from the design phase to building and test flying. it will not be available for sale. we were able to help designers build lightweight structures. as well as enable design freedoms that are not possible in other manufacturing processes and we're always trying to help the aerospace industry. next, [indiscernible] . we are headed to mumbai for the details. ♪ rishaad: let's have a look at what has been going on in tokyo. there are having their lunch break at the moment. we see exports lifting on the nikkei to 25. the dollare abou

two jet men flying in formation above the dubai skyline. of a helicopter at 5500 feet before janing the plane. the two men performing formation and they joined on one side before they broke away. this video has gone viral, pretty cool. 250,000 people have viewed it so far and it's growing this >> nicole: i love it. real adventures. the cincinnati bengals rerained undefeated beating the cleveland browns. played the role of blocker. bengals dominated the browns. bengals improved to 8-0 for the first time in franchise history. detroit lions have one win of the season, make some front-office changes. the team fired the team president and the general manager, now owner said, quote, we are very disappointed with the results of the season so far and believe a change in leadership was necessary. lions made the playoff last season. college football playoff hopes alive. 419 yards and three scores in first start. took over and ran for touchdown bears improved to 8-0 for only the second time in school history. >> cheryl: a certain guy name john casone

the commander in charge of peninsula was interviewed at the dubai air show. vice admiral kevin donegan said iran is still involved in destabilizing the region, with actions such as smuggling military equipment to yemen and harassing ships in the persian gulf. this is the first time since 2007 that the u-s navy has not had an aircraft carrier on the persian gulf. former president george w. bush poked fun at himself while talking about his father's upcoming biography. he jokingly said "i read it... to the amazezent of some of our fellow citizens." bush talked about the book at his presidential center in dallas last night, with its author. the biography titled "destiny and power: the american odyssey of george herbert walker bush" goes on sale tomorrow. the book made headlines because the older bush slammed his son's v-p, dick cheney, and defense secretary donald rumsfeld. it's beginning to look a lot like winter in theheigh sierra as a blanket of white coverethe mountains over the weekend. about seven inches of snow fell boreal mountain resort, say this is the e

if you see what happened at the dubai airshow last week and see rolls-royce's figures and you can seeot of businesses were reliant on long-term demand from emerging markets, things like aviation. house long, long cycles and therefore still have the follow-through from the big, emerging market boom. nouns that it has ended, this capital goods business are nominal -- it now is that it has ended, this capital goods business are nominal. the goldeny going to treasuries, that moment of response. in the backdrop, the new prime stir of canada rival at g-20 and talking about deficits. -- prime minister of canada arriving at g-20 in talking about deficits. we will talk to ryan at the g-20. what do you make of the emerging market? one more reading for jobs? stephen isaacs: emerging markets are leading the whole cycle down. athink we are in a long term long-term bear market for emerging markets. developed markets are now catching up. a bubble bursting, an incredible burst, 10-15 your bubble. lookout was wealth was created during that bubble, unprecedented when bubbles per of a of going much lowe

hollis based aqyr maritime defense systems in newton and merrimack will attend the dubai air show. they are part of the state's aerospace and -- and senator shaheen has kicked off small business week with a visit to a success story in portsmouth. silver cloud builds and runs software applications for banks and credit unions. as a veteran owned business, all fees were waived in securing a small business association 7a loan that enabled the company to add employees and invest in marketing. earlier this year the senate passed shaheen's resolution designating the first week of november as national veterans small business week. jean: americans are still big fans of black friday, but most don't want to get started too early. a new survey found 70% of people plan to spend as much or more on this black friday compared to last year. many will use those deals to get holiday gifts, but 42% of shoppers said they want to wait until friday for shopping. they don't like when stores open on thanksgiving. just 5% of respondents say they like to shop on the holiday itself. and holiday hiring is under

dubai. good to see you. what has the reaction been in the middle east, and what role can the nations of the middle east play? a complicated question, i guess. today, you were showing images of landmarks around the world let-up with colors -- lit up with colors of the french flag. that in dubai. leaders across the region have expressed their condolences. what is a little more unclear is what exactly can be done. if you look around the region, saudi arabia and yemen are involved. saudi arabia and the uae are involved in their own war in yemen. egypt just had its own terrorist attack. iraq is basically begging for financial assistance, and is dealing with its own war, and turkey, which is the best place of all, at best has dual interests and has had some kurdish pkk targets. it's a bit of a conundrum for the west. somethingt to do about the islamic state, who can you count on in the region? that's an open question. anna: what is the conclusion you've come to about the islamic state's capabilities after what we saw in paris?

it takes place in the sky over dubai in the united arab emirates. >> the world's largest passenger jet. an a--380 is being joined in flight by two stuntmen wearing jet powered wing suits. this is a big deal now. it doesn't happen by chance. they worked on coordinating the whole thing for months. we did a jet power story yesterday into with the statue of liberty. this video was posted on wednesday and already, around 3 million views. congratulations to emirates on anmacying marketing skeenl. >> do not try this at home. they're legendary spunt stintmen, jet and his partner vince raffet. >> they have done these sort of flights in the french alps. as well as mt. fuji and the grand canyon. the difference between these guys and the guy we had yesterday, they're winged suits. the guy from yesterday at the statue of liberty was a jet pack similar to what we saw in the olympics. >> if i see them flying next to my win, window, i would freak out and scream. >> that's it? >> yeah. >> coming up "in the mix" the $80026,000 painting of cats that just told. was it worth the cash? we're going to show.

. >>> rory mcilroy finishes the year as the europe's number one golfer after finishing the event in dubai. by the 17th hole he had a two-shot lead. then disaster struck with his tee shot. you stayed a shot clear into that all-important final hole. they inned that, and you see it there without any alarm to finish with a final round of 66 at 21 under overall. that means he tops the european money list for the third time in four years profiting over $2.5 million for the event. >> you wanted to win the rest of dubai, and when i play i play well. i'm obviously delighted with how i finished the season and can't wait to play a full european tour schedule next year. >>> molanari finished the season in some style. he hit the hole in one on the 6th. at the tournament there was a record 46 ace the european tour event. it's been a challenging year for organizers of the video games. pollution at the water sports events is one of the biggest problems this year. the golf course has been handed over to organizers. $16.5 million course took three years to build. it was the subject of environmental lawsuit

socia media, he is taking on the world's take is commercial aircraft, the airbus a3 80 in the skies above dubaig with his collaborator, the two chased the giant jetliner at speeds of up to 300 kilometers an hour. take a look. ♪ >> he is the inventor of an individual jet pack that uses carbon fiber wings. he is a former fighter flight and blue -- flew 747s. he said he wanted a more free-form way to skydive. that was pretty cool. a reminder of top stories. confusion at sharm el-sheikh airport as thousands of stranded british tourists try to get home. russia suspends all flights to egypt. german lawmakers have voted to ban commercial involvement in caring out the assisted suicide. the proposal passed by a wide majority after three hours of debate. ♪ >> this program is brought to you in part by c-i-e tours international; for over 80 years featuring all inclusive tours and go as you please value vacations throughout ireland and britain, cietours.com. ♪ ♪ >> patricia: hello and welcome. i'm patricia o'reilly and i'm delighted you could join us for another editif.

the founder of cornerstone global joining us from dubai. we were talking about angela merkel and how her politics survived the events we saw on friday. the european project is bigger has angela merkel, but she been so crucial to it over the last decade. how much should we link two? her ability to survive this and the broader european story? kristin: i think merkel must being there anymore is one of the key risks for the european project. she has been very important in establishing this help for reform approach we have now. if the country does reform, it does get the help. that even applies to greece. she has established that rule and fought for it in various negotiations. she has always been able to commit germany to helping in the end. who replaces her has huge boots to fill. not only in at the negotiations, but committing germany to helping. anna: you don't think she is going anywhere anytime soon? kristin: even though her popularity ratings are down, at 49% she is still above any other. much,thank you very kristin scholz. up next on the p

with shots like this, the champion and dubai. ♪ . >> france has confirmed the death of the man policeieve planned and coordinated the paris attack which is killed 129 people. presencic examiners identified the remains of abdul from an apartment in northern paris, which was raided on wednesday. triggers explosions and a massive fire fight. in other developments french politician have voted to extend the countries state of emergency for another three months giving sweeping powers to the miss. prime minister press for the extense saying it would help prevent further attack which is he warned could involve chemical or biological weapons. we will have more on that in a moment, but first jona hall has this report. >> this is the main that french security officials believe planned and organized last friday's attacks. belgium born 27-year-old seen here in video footage filmed perhaps in syria, where he spent time fighting for islamic state. date unknown. stand up, spring, jump, staying home, sitting at your place, it is humiliating life, whether it is in europe, africa, arabic countries this

the dubai market was down by more than 3.5%. least a little bit limited. here is the regional index. it is down by about 7/10 of 1%. every sector is lowered. we are seeing oil and gas weaken by about 1.3%. seeing the japanese yen and the swiss franc and the dollar and gold all arising. here is a picture of the yen at the moment. it is pretty flat there and that is more of a response to the expected gdp number holding at 122. a switch out of commodity-based currencies that you would expect. the aussie dollar continues to fall against the dollar. down by a third of 1% holding at 71. looking at the oil price, we are seeing a pickup in the price because the attacks will signal concern about demand. the graphics have made a liar out of me -- looking at the oil price, it is rising by about a third of 1%. these attacks will fuel concern about supply. as we would expect, the gold price continuing to rise. the flight to safety. up by 7/10 of 1%. this is the story of the day. volatility is high. let's it over to paris. caroline connan is there for us. a shockwave acr

top of the european standings, keeping rivals in his sights with shots like this at the world tour championship in dubai >>> france's prime minister warns his country could be under threat from people linked to the attacks on paris. forensic examiners identify remains of abdelhamid abbaaoud, the alleged masterminder of the attack. authorities are hunting another suspect. salah abdeslam. the french prime minister says it's unclear whether he's in france or belgium, and ruled out the possibility that there are others out there connected with the attacks that could be active. andrew simmonds reports from paris. >>> in the aftermath of an assault by special forces of this building come the positive identification of the man french agencies describe as the ringleader of the attacks last friday. fingerprints from two bodies recovered from the rubble prove that it's abdelhamid abbaaoud. the other dead suspect was a woman believed to be his cousin. the prosecutor says it's not clear whether abdelhamid abbaaoud blew himself up as the woman did. before detonating her suicide vest, this is a recording of the excha

qatar airways ceo talking about the story surrounding the balm or no bomb -- a very big story at the dubaihow. we are going to germany live for the latest on the emissions scandals. stay tuned later today, bloomberg has a new program for europe. it will be hosted by betty liu and it starts right here in 4:30. ♪ guy: gzip the stories you need to know about. the odds on the federal reserve hiking rates in december have afterd to 70% stronger-than-expected payroll data on friday suggested that the u.s. is on solid footing. the you -- the portugal socialist party is forming a coalition with three other left-wing parties, raising prospects of a faster reversal in spending cuts. lufthansa has canceled almost 1000 flights today as striking .rew expands more than 100,000 passengers are affected. 70% of operations are unaffected. volkswagen says emissions inconsistencies were the result of employees informing superiors . the advisory board meets later this morning. we are in berlin. what is the latest clan? what doing a? yesterday, it was reported that the scandal was brought to light by volkswagen

the only ones. guess what, vitalli and his mom happened to be in dubai. what's he going to do, enjoy a vacation with his mother? >> no. >> no. he'll put his poor mother in this car and they're going to go drifting. not looking. >> here's the first indicator. >> the first indicator is vitalli. the second indicator is the car. >> oh, my god. >> she starts freaking out. >> oh, my god! >> i'm going to take my mom to dubai. >> welcome to dubai. >> and he gives the driver the key to do it again. >> watch what happens. >> mom? >> she's gone. >> she's out. he's like, mom? >> mom? >> they stop the car. they're back on four wheels. she is out. >> mom? >> god, mom, wake up, you're busting up my prank. >> ha, got you! >> the apple does not fall far from the tree. >>> that's it for today. we've got tons more content 24/7 on rightthisminute.com.

two men with jet packs are flying alongside that emirates airlines over dubai. thetunt is a promotion for emirates airlines. that is real. happening over dubai. >> is that tom cruise? >> exactly. >> that's very crazy to look at. >> friday morning is here almost. >> cold tomorrow morning. >> thanks for joining us. >> make sure you grab a sweater. bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- martin short -- saorise ronin --

. >> rory mcelroy won the world tour championship in dubai. by the 17th hole, he had a two shot lead. then disaster struck with his tee shot. into the water he went, however, a brilliant recovery pass allowed him to stay a shot clear, going into the final hole. he tops the european money list for the third time in four years. >> i held a couple of big places this year. i was a little bit lucky i was able to do it again, put myself in that position. it wasn't obviously what i wanted to do, but to be able to get out of that little hole with a putt like that, it made the difference. >> finishing in style, the italian hitting this hole in one on the sixth. it was a record 46 ace of the season on the european tour. >> rory mcelroy was starring in dubai with an player of older vintage was playing in australia, winning the australian masters. he challenged players half his age to secure the title. twenty years since his last victory at the very same course. >> australian cricket her with a hole in one for charity. it didn't go in the same direction as

the bed. >> in dubai an air show unlike anything you have seen before. crobatic acts strapped on top of a 1940 boeing plane. the british sisters perform dozens of shows together with more events to come. >>> and president candidates square off again on the debate stage tonight. "wall street journal" and fox business news are moderating. as with other debates there will be an undercard debate at 7:00 and a main debate scheduled to be an 1k 9:00. hp birthday miranda lambert. grace anatomy starr ella pompeo. and keep it here for more news weather and sports. thank you for breaking news: an s-u-v races down a neighborhood street, loses control, and >>> breaking news. an suv races down a neighborhood street and loses control and crashes into a person's garage. the people living there scream because of what was inside of that east bay garage. >>> and the three-hour hostage standoff in san jose leads to tense moments and ultimately a shootout. >>> back up and running after a government-wide cyberattack. the online request that sent san jose reeling. "today in th

he leads the rankings going into the season-ending world tour championship in dubai. e's still ahead of his rivals despite missing much of the season with an ankle injury. seven players have a chance of winning the race to dubai. >> i find myself in position where it's totally in my hands. if i win the tournament i win the over all thing, and that's a nice position to be in. that's the main objective this week. i feel like i'm playing well enough to do that. >> the rugby world comin coming to terms with the death of a player. jonah lomu dying at age 40 after a battle with a rare kidney disorder. he brought rugby to a whole new level. >> the students at the new zealand school where jonah lomu. lomu was fast, powerful, at his best close to unstoppable. >> we should reflect on the major contribution that jonah made. i think it's fair to say that he took the game to another level, and was probably an important spark for the game getting the opportunity to go professional. >> lomu became the youngest ever all black in 1994 when he made his new zealand debut at the age of 19

. >> welcome to dubai. >> and he gives the driver the key to do it again. >> watch what happens. >> mom? >> she's gone. >> she's out. he's like, mom? >> mom? >> they stop the car. they're back on four wheels. they put water on her. she is out. >> mom? >> god, mom, wake up, you're busting up my prank. >> ha, got you! >> the apple does not fall far from the tree. >>> that's it for today. we've got tons more content 24/7 on rightthisminute.com. see you next time. narrator: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. through thanksgiving weekend, save up to $300 on the cooling comfort of tempur-breeze. plus, get up to 4 years interest free financing. sleep risk free with sleep train's money back guarantee, and of course, same day delivery. are you next? sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> rescuers try to reach three cars underwater. >> inside one of those cars is a groom. >> how a membe

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the only u.s. carrier to do so. with flights to dubai and kuwait. the airline told al jazeera it is diverting until further notice. crash investigators have both the plane's black boxes. they say there is good data on the flight recorder but the voice recorder was damaged and will take more work to decipher. another clue, a u.s. military satellite detected a heat flash around the russian jet as it broke up at nearly 30,000 feet. the question, does that indicate a bomb? former ntsb board member bob francis says the wreckage will reveal the afternoons. >> if it's strong enough to bring the aircraft down it's going to do a lot of wreckage to the frame, the airframe. >> one thing pretty certain is that a missile did not take out this jet liner. rebel groups in that area simply do not have enough capability to hit a airliner. and no evidence of a missile launch, antonio. >> lisa stark, thank you. if i.s.i.l. is responsible, doesn't necessarily mean the group is scaling up for more international targets. >> if this statement was accurate was done in retali

that may be more to do with what's happening in the dubai air show. it's a little sluggish at the start. however at the same time, we may step another toe in the proverbial syrian water because defense secretary ash carter says the president is willing to send more troops to fight the islamic state in syria beyond the 50 special ops forces which were announced late last month. however, carter tells abc's "this week" this would only happen if the u.s. can find enough locals willing and able to join the fight. quote, you need to have capable local forces, that's the key to sustainable victory. minetime, russia has followed through with plans to sell its s-300 surface to air missile system to iran despite concerns of some of iran's neighbors and the u.s. russian officials say the system is only defensive. speaking of missiles, what the heck was that people in southern california were asking saturday night. it scared the bejesus out of some people. it was a test of a trident missile launched off a submarine off the coast. it wasn't armed and more tests of

. >> reporter: after two days of the air show here in dubai, the order books are very quiet.rs ago it was a record number of orders, $206 billion spent on new plane orders. this year the only thing of note so far, jet airways from india spending $8 billion on 75 new 737 planes, and emmerts airlines sending about $16 billion on ge engines for its new boeing 777x's when they arrive. as for the a-380 behind me, there hasn't been an order of one of those in two years. this is the first time here that we have seen one entire section of the air show dedicated solely to 3-d printing. airbus's a-350 plane has a thousand parts on board which are manufactured through 3-d printing. what we have here is something completely different. this is the world's first 3-d-printed drone or uav as they call them, which has a jet engine inside. what they have managed to do is to construct it or print it from a material that can withstand the heat a jet engine puts out. now at this stage it is only aen co-september. it's not something that will be mass produced or ordered, but it's demonstrating whe

soaring and diving around in emirates a-380 in the skies over dubai. that is insane. the plane is the world's largest, nearly 240 feet long, four massive engines and two fellas outside. how did they avoid getting sucked into the engines, they practiced for three months, choreographed every single second of their, well, playing wingman to an a-380. amazing. >>> everyone knows kids and curse words don't mix. so why is a shameless pac doing it to score political points? take it up with child psychiatrist dr. daniel bober, and we're going to discuss what kind of society tolerates such nonsense? nonsense? we're comi ♪ ♪ (under loud music) this is the place. ♪ ♪ their beard salve is made from ♪ ♪ sustainable tea tree oil and kale... you, my friend, recognize when a trend has reached critical mass. yes, when others focus on one thing, you see what's coming next. you see opportunity. that's what a type e* does. and so it begins. with e*trade's investing insights center, you can spot trends before they become trendy. e*trade. opportunity is everywhere. is it keeps the food out.

the airplane. cory: what was introduced in dubai? er radar technology that allows us to both detect weather and predict what is going to happen with that weather to help the pilots avoid potential turbulence. >> and you are showing this to boeing and the manufacturers or specific airlines? >> we sell to both. some of the equipment comes standard on an aircraft and we would sell it to boeing and other technology we sell to the airlines and then they either modify the aircraft after delivery or add it as an option. >> interesting to watch the flight book go digital and the way airlines have reacted. some of them are using software like f-the-shelf hardware ipads. cory: i wonder the way we were talking about garmin do you look say are and android and they coming to lunch? >> we apply the tech nollings and we have different safety requirements but we leverage that as oppose to compete against them. >> how big is that? >> aviation business it's well over $1 billion putting the equipment in the air traffic market. cory: you focus on the mos

read found it sunk this birdy on the 18th victories will now compete in the last he want of the season in dubai next week. ufc range is over. the sports first banter weight championship. unbeatnen 12 fights going back to 2012 up against meeting former world boxing champion. managed to knock her out with a powerful kick to the head to win the belt. russia has been beaten in the fed cup final. the doubles pair winning the final doubles to win the fed cup. that's your sport for now. >> political history is being made in argentina with the presidential run-off taking place for the first time two candidates are set to go head to head, live on t.v. with a huge audience expected. the political battle has electivefied the whole country, especially the young. you don't hear that often. a report now from buenas aires. >> heart of the presidential palace, thousands of young activists chant their support for christina kirshner. they say they are the foot soldiers. current government. >> you are not troops. you are activists. go and take the message to every house that people have to defend their rights. th

soaring and diving around in emirates a-380 in the skies over dubai. that is insane. the plane is the world's largest, nearly 240 feet long, four massive engines and two fellas outside. how did they avoid getting sucked into the engines, they practiced for three months, choreographed every single second of their, well, playing wingman to an a-380. amazing. >>> everyone knows kids and curse words don't mix. so why is a shameless pac doing it to score political points? take it up with child psychiatrist dr. daniel bober, and we're going to discuss what kind of society tolerates such nonsense? we're coming right back. if you're an adult with type 2 diabetes and your a1c is not at goal with certain diabetes pills or daily insulin, to help lower your a1c. your doctor may be talking about adding medic >> >> or intestinal problems. tanzeum is not insulin. it is not used to treat type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis, and has not been studied with mealtime insulin. do not take tanzeum if you or your family have a history of medullary thyroid cancer or multiple endocrine neo

we will be taking you around the world over the next hour from manila to do by and paris-- to dubai and paris. apec summit,at the where president obama has landed in the past half hour. will terrorism take over the agenda? >> there is no official word whether it will be inserted. there will be a lot of chances and opportunities for people to get together and huddle, similar to what we saw between president clinton and president obama. we have been talking about world leaders coming in. present putin will not be attending. we saw them fly in, one after the airport.teat the korean present is arriving. over the next 30 minutes, we are turnbull.malcolm it is a who's who in politics. they will be gathered a few minutes away from where i am. talking to business leaders all morning, all of whom have been getting their thoughts together on what is happening in paris. they have basically said, yes, it is getting harder. one of the few things, the initial e-mails they got, was from their internal security department, warning of increased risk and so forth. i will get back to your question. will i

thursday to finish with an eight under par, six people, this is the ultimate event of the european tour's race to dubai series. the course is nice and i drove over well, and that gave me a lot of opportunities. and yeah, it was a nice run. >> that's it for now, i will hand you back to david in london. >> thank you very much. indeed, there with the sport world, that's just about it from me and our team. there will be more on those massive explosions in pay route in just a couple of minutes here on al jazeera. goodbye from me for now. >> 41 people are killed in two suicide blasts in a hezbollah stronghold in southern beirut. hello there i'm felicity barr and you're watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up: [ explosion ] >> sinjar offensive, claim i.s.i.l. is retreating after a majority supply line breach between iraq and syria. >>> former head of