u.s. jets carry out in the new verse above the heads of nearly a hundred thousand residents but tokyo and washington say they'll only close the base if another one is built somewhere else on the island. like many places in okinawa the fishing village of her is used to living with and from american soldiers that welcome customers here at the washington restaurant owner to moto to marry has filled the menu with american favorites so his patrons can feel at home he's been waiting years for the air base to be relocated to the area. if the base doesn't get built here to free up the other location then there's nothing you can do about it i personally would welcome it an airport like that could also be used commercially one day that would really help the local economy. once again there's a fight over the island's future this time with words not weapons the names of those who died in the battle of okinawa in one nine hundred forty five are listed here both americans and japanese as a symbol of reconcil

u.s. jets carry out maneuvers above the heads of nearly one hundred thousand residents. but tokyo and washington say they'll only close the base if another one is built somewhere else on the island. like many places in uk and our the fishing village of her is used to living with and from american soldiers they're welcome customers here at the washington restaurant owner to motel mary has filled the menu with american favorites so his patrons can feel at home. he's been waiting years for the ad base to be relocated to the area. if the base doesn't get built here to free up the other location then there's nothing you can do about it i personally would welcome it an airport like that could also be used commercially one day that would really help the local economy well that i mean it would scare you it was worth it. once again that's a fight over the island's future this time with words not weapons the names of those who died in the battle of okinawa in one thousand nine hundred forty five a listed here both americans and japanese as a symbol of reconciliation but it seems t

u.s. jets carry out maneuvers above the heads of nearly one hundred thousand residents. but tokyo and washington say they'll only close the base if another one is built somewhere else on the island. like many places in arkansas our the fishing village of her is used to living with and from american soldiers they're welcome customers here at the washington restaurant owner to mo to a time that he has filled the menu with american favorites so his patrons can feel at home. he's been waiting years for the base to be relocated to the area. if the base doesn't get built here to free up the other location then there's nothing you can do about it i personally would welcome it an airport like that could also be used commercially one day that would really help the local economy well that means. the world. once again that's a fight over the islands future this time with words not weapons the names of those who died in the battle of okinawa in one thousand nine hundred forty five they listed here both americans and japanese as a symbol of reconciliation but it seems the us military

u.s. jetsles, the administration claims china stole secrets from all three. >> china has been taking advantage of the united states for many, many years. >> reporter: president trump hopes a new trade deal will stop china from stealing not just secrets but cutting edge technology. >> it is a national security threat, an economic threat. >> reporter: senators mark warner and marco rubio want to create an office of tech knoll stkwroeu interview any business or government deal with china. why? u.s. prosecutors say china helped steal phone software from motorola from t mobile, wind computer chips, battery technology from ge and gm, even corn seeds and cookie dough from dupont. >> i'm not trying to china bash. i'm saying they need to play by the same set of the rules the rest of the world does. >> the reaction we get from china is we understand the importance of the u.s. engagement, but we all have our own path of reform that's under way. >> reporter: u.s. chamber opposes tariffs but supports the pr

family is the last pockets of land in eastern syria as kurdish led forces move in on the ground and u.s. jets fire from above. unchartered waters how businesses and france are trying to prepare for breakfast. and meet the new face of u.s. skiing is the twenty three year old up to the challenge peter will have more coming up in the. u.s. backed forces trying to push their last remaining on klavan east in syria say their biggest challenge ahead is getting civilians including the eisel fighters families to safety at least sixteen people including seven children said to have been killed by u.s. airstrikes and run call in reports from gaza on the turkey syria border. coalition airstrikes are targeting eisel fighters in eldar who's. the villages their last remaining stronghold in northeastern syria the safety of civilians caught up in the fighting is becoming a major concern. during a lull in fighting on the ground kurdish led syrian democratic forces and i still fighters are reportedly negotiating monetary to let civilians out there is a way out if you know the right people and can afford it to wi

india has acknowledged losing one plane, but says it also shot down a pakistani jet. u.s.se officials are urging both of the nations to avoid further military action. secunder kermani reports. secunder: a the pakistani soldiers apparently leading the d away a downedian pilot with an angry crowd behind them. lithe pakistani miry says his plane was shot down this morning as india scrambled to respond to pakistani strikes across the border in the disputed region of kashmir. pakistani prime minister imran khan said the military force was in response to earliian aggression, but also called for dialogue between the nuclear-armed neighbors. prime min. khan: my question to the indianovernment is, given the arms we bothave, we should be thinking that if this escalates, where will it lead? secunder: this is the most dangerous confrontation between the two countries in nearly 20 years. it began two weeks ago when apa stan-based militant group killed 40 indian soldiers.st pa insisted the attack had nothing to do with them. but yesterday indian jets crossed into pakistan targeting indi

u.s. stopped aerial refueling of saudi jets. according to the department of defense, u.s. support for the coalition is for defensive purposes only. it focuses only on helping minimize civilian casualties, which means that this is a resolution that if passed and implemented will actually result in less food and medicine getting into yemen, more civilians dying, the war will not end. . if anyone wants to propose a bill specifying assistance to saudi arabia they have the ability to do so. that is not this bill. what's also important is there are a lot of freshman members here in this chamber, and the fact we are rushing this to the floor so quickly without having a classified briefing for all of those members is also deeply unfortunate. that should take place before passing this resolution. congress has many other ways to engage in oversight efforts for the u.s. security assistance with saudi arabia, including approving arms sales and through appropriations. our assistance for saudi arabia started in 2015 when the houthis overthrew a legitimate government and they were backed

u.s. stopped aerial refueling of saudi jets. according to the department of defense, u.s. support for the coalition is for defensive purposes only. it focuses only on helping minimize civilian casualties, which means that this is a resolution that if passed and implemented will actually result in less food and medicine getting into yemen, more civilians dying, the war will not end. . if anyone wants to propose a bill specifying assistance to saudi arabia they have the ability to do so. that is not this bill. what's also important is there are a lot of freshman members here in this chamber, and the fact we are rushing this to the floor so quickly without having a classified briefing for all of those members is also deeply unfortunate. that should take place before passing this resolution. congress has many other ways to engage in oversight efforts for the u.s. security assistance with saudi arabia, including approving arms sales and through appropriations. our assistance for saudi arabia started in 2015 when the houthis overthrew a legitimate government and they were backed

. >> u.s. jets, submarines and missiles.claims china stole secrets from all three. >> china has been taking advantage of the united states for many years. >> bill: president trump hopes a new deal with stop china from stealing not just military secrets but cutting edge american technology. >> it is a security and economic threat. >> bill: make warner a democrat and republican marco rubio want to create a white house office of technology to review any business or government deal with china. why? u.s. prosecutors say china helped steal phone software, wind power designs and computer chips. battery technology from ge and gm. even corn seeds and cookie dough from dupont. >> they need to play by the same set of rules that the rest of the world does. >> reaction we get from china, we understand the importance of the u.s. engagement but we also have our own path of reform we're underway. >> u.s. chamber opposes tariffs but supports the president's effort to eliminate china's subsidies to state-own companies. >> you won't embarrass

the australian airline quanto just withdrew its order for eight of the passenger jets and that is almost four billion u.s. dollars less on the european aircraft manufacturers bank account perhaps it's time to scrap the a three eighty. it's the largest passenger plane in the world three years the pride and joy of the european aircraft group airbus but as orders for the three eighty kept plummeting the group was forced to reduce annual production from thirty to just eight aircraft this year and those eight have yet to be delivered. quantas dropping the planes represents a four billion u.s. dollars loss for the european aircraft manufacturer and it's raised doubts about the future of the a three eighty itself the australian airline ordered the jets in two thousand and six but since then they've switched to lighter more fuel efficient passenger jets a worldwide trend the a three eighty is too heavy and uses too much jet fuel which wouldn't be as much of a problem if fuel prices that gone down but instead they've almost doubled since twenty sixteen. and that's business africa here m d w thanks for watching an

territory of kashmir that's a day after both countries said they shot down each other's jets in the area the u.s. and e.u. are urging the two sides to exercise restraint warning that the conflict could lead to serious and dangerous consequences for the two regions for the two countries and the wider region. the conflict rumbles on overnight. on both sides of caution his line of control pakistani authorities evacuated several villages as well so it's aerial sparring matches up tensions further. thursday's paper splashed on the conflict but many details remain unclear pakistan says it took down two indian fighter jets it published this image to prove its version of events. when it released this video of a captured in their pilot. says it lost only one aircraft and it shot down a pakistani will land. once again the disputed kashmir region has brought the two nuclear powers to the brink of war the area's been a source of friction for decades. the latest escalation began two weeks ago when forty indian paramedics police were killed by a suicide bombing and put. on pakistan based militants. india reta

u.s. presidential. french air force jets. in the central african country of chad using their firepower to help. and fourteen children with hiv aids are expelled from school in indonesia at the insistence of outraged parents speak to some of the kids who were forced out. of this is are to international. to have you with us. twenty twenty u.s. presidential candidate congresswoman tulsi gabbard has introduced a bill that could stop president pull out from the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty known as the. right. right right right now. are our stories to be right. pretty much every. year. or two american correspondents month is more the landmark treaty was signed in one nine hundred eighty seven by then leaders ronald reagan and michelle gorbachev and it's been one of the pillars of international security since that ban nuclear capable missiles of intermediate range however thirty years later president trump facing constant accusations of collusion and not being tough enough on russia decided to withdraw from the treaty citing alleged violations by moscow now with the two countries valley i

rosemary mariner, until she came along, no woman had ever qualified to fly fighter jets for the u.s.. in fact, she was one of the first women even allowed to try in 1973. >> rosemary quickly proved she had the right stuff. not only did she master the navy super sonic aircraft, she smashed through the gender barrier at close to mock 2 and never looked back. she would go on to be the first woman to command a squadron. >> retired naval captain rosemary mariner died last week at the age of 65 after a long battle with ovarian cancer. and to honor her and her singular achievement, the navy sanctioned another aviation first, an all female flyover. there it is. >> it is called the missing man formation. you'll see one of them zoom up into the heavens, though the navy may want to consider a name change under these circumstances at a predetermined moment, one of the jets streaks toward the sky, it is a fitting and emotional tribute to the rare breed who can rightfully be called a navy aviator. joining me now is the mission commander for the flyover for rosemary mariner, stacy utep and also wit

u.s. presidential candidate. french air force jets turn up the heat on rebel fighters in the central african country of chad using their firepower. and for the children with expelled from indonesia the insistence of parents. to. go. to school. or you can go to r.t. dot com for more on the latest headlines the big picture is all new coming up next . on this week's show it's your turn it's presidents' day weekend and in the next half hour tell us if we were carving mt rushmore today. which four presidents would you put there but first viewer discretion advised as we go inside animal factory farming and we give the industry equal time to respond holland cook in washington this is the big picture america. we struggled with what you are about to see the topic is animal farming what happens upstream from the neatly packaged product at the supermarket we were given video shot undercover on the iowa farm so what we saw was too disturbing to show you uncut excerpts you will see are tough enough to watch but will spare you the more troubling sc

jet stream and arrived almost an hour early. >> happy passengers. >> other flights over the u.s. are also getting a jet stream boost. so it's jet stream week, everybody. >> jet stream week, good news. >> i was in mexico yesterday, toheilot, get on the to "world news now" and janai. >> yep, i got places to be. thank goodness. >> we made it. >> we made it. >>> a reminder about the next piece of surveillance video. it's shocking, but the little girl is okay. you will remember we showed you this yesterday. she was hit by that car in santa rosa, california, over the weekend. >> the driver in the hit-and-run incident has been arrested. police say they received several tips after the video was aired and they claim there's another video showing the suspect trying to hide his car after the crash. >>> next a heart-hitting entry into theumcriminal's fil this comes from virginia. the thieves rammed a truck into the store to get inside. and one came in but the truck was not done knocking his accomplice over. wow. >> another strike by the truck almost hit the guy again. the burglars got away with what looks like a mannequin possi

the flight was bound for the u.s., for philadelphia, in fact. the passenger jet did not take off from the uk. one of the pilots was taken into custody on suspicion of being over the limit for alcohol before flying. abc's senior transportation correspondent david kerley with that story. >> reporter: british authorities detained the american airlines flight crew member in manchester before the a-330 took off for philadelphia. an aviation source telling abc news, it was one of the three pilots, but it is unclear if it was the captain or one of the first officers who tonight is being investigated for "suspicion of performing an aviation function when over the prescribed limit of alcohol." american canceled that flight, rebooking passengers and saying in a statement, "safety is our highest priority and we apologize to our customers." the limit for alcohol in pilots is half that for drivers, .04. oiis pilot arrested two years and some like this former jetblue pilot faced federal charges. did you put 270 passengers at risk? >> no comment. >> this is an ongoing issue you

u.s. rival boeing's seven four seven jumbo jet it can carry between five hundred and eight hundred fifty passengers but airlines found they couldn't fill all seats on the a three eighty s. the cost of maintenance and operations also exceeded initial estimates. well. al-jazeera is economics editor and he joins us now live in our studio and that what's been behind this me of by emirates so let's look at some of the numbers behind here because that's where the real economics of this is and this is a reason why it all falls apart if you're buying a a three eighty it cost you four hundred fifty five million dollars that's a heck of a lot of money now if you're buying a seven for seven it's four hundred million but that's such a small difference in the huge in the airline industry but if you take a look at this now to fly a three eighty it costs twenty nine thousand dollars per hour to fly a seven three seven which is used by most low cost airlines it costs nearly three thousand dollars an hour so you can see it's like a tenth of the cost and so airlines are looking at. the bottom line and saying you kno

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to mark the passing of a true aviation pioneer, rosemary mariner, first woman to fly fighter jets for the u.svy. not only did she have the right stuff, she punched through the gender barrier at close to mock 2 and never looked back. >> awesome. retired navy captain rosemary mariner died last week, she was 65 years old, after a long battle with ovarian cancer and to honor her and her singular achievement, the navy sanctioned another aviation first. take a look at that. an all female flyover. earlier we spoke with two of the women aviators who came to tennessee to pay homage to captain mariner and her amazing legacy. >> i remember in 1993 when the combat exclusion was lifted, i was 15 years old, and i didn't quite have an idea of how big of an impact that policy change would make, and obviously captain mariner and her contemporaries have a lot to do with that decision. if you look at the female aviators that took part in the flyover today, we all have multiple combat deployments and it is all because of women like captain mariner and joellen here and contemporaries that paved the way for us and

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sophie: jet airways is selling a majority stake, about one u.s. sent, as part of a bailout plan. ng shareholders after the deal on thursday. jet is india's biggest full-service airline and 24% owned. the airbout 14% of traffic market. haidi: norwegian air travel dive to a seven-year low after offering low prices. far below friday's closing price of 97 krone. that sent shares down as much as 16%. it gives the carrier some breathing space after the british airways owner walked away last month. sophie: the australian scott prime minister is blaming a sophisticated state actor for the hacking of its parliament, raising concerns of foreign meddling weeks before a general election. joins usr analyst tom now. great to have you with us. the elephant in the room, no one is actually coming out and saying, identifying who the top suspect is, but there is a lot given the history we have seen from chinese governments or pseudo-governments meddling. tom: i think it is probably likely it is the chinese. the australian government does not want to say that because probably they worry about repercu

u.s. navy honoring its first female jet pilot by having a team of female aviators conduct its missing manion during funeral services for navy captain rosemary bryant mariner. mariner received her wings in 1974, retired in 1997 and passed away at the age of 65, and our martha raddatz was actually a good friend of hers and wrote an amazing tribute on her instagram page just calling her a true hero and an inspiration. >> that story gave me chills. what a wonderful piece of history. >> great way to honor her. >> she's a path finder, for sure. >> definitely. >>> we do though start this half hour with a brazen heist at a los angeles mansion. >> police now searching for the thieves who rammed through the gate and made off with a safe filled with cash and jewelry and abc's marcus moore joins us now live from l.a. with more. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: hey, eva, good morning. this was a bold crime happening thursday night at that mansion here in los angeles. and police have evidence that they've collected at the scene and they have detailed video of the suspects and that search is on this m

u.s. involvement and yemen washington began supporting this saudi u.a.e. coalition back in two thousand and fifteen and until recently much of that assistance was in the form of and flight refueling for saudi jets which ended in november by mutual agreement but the u.s. still provides intelligence and is the top arms supplier to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. it says its officers advise on potential targets to minimize civilian civilian that is casualties yet saudi strikes have killed thousands of civilians including dozens of children on a school bus and saddam province last august. let's bring in our guests in london adam baron visiting fellow at the european council on foreign relations adam is also a journalist formerly based and yemen's capital saana joining us via skype from birmingham scott lucas professor of international politics at the university of birmingham and editor of the a world view a website specializing in news coverage and analysis of the middle east and then berlin catherine shacked m. who has consulted the un security council on yemen as a researcher at the center for strategic studies so i'll come to all of you scott i want to start with you is the timing right for u.s. con

u.s. for fighter jet fuel used in the yemen operation.th the saudis and the uae. >> sandra: a lot of news coming out of that this morning. thank you. >> bill: 33 past the hour. democrats like senate minority leader chuck schumer already slamming the state of the union address before it is delivered. president responded. democratic candidate for governor in georgia stacy abrams lost a close election. she will give the rebuttal. how the democrats will challenge the majority. max rose from new york. i think border security is probably where most people are leaning in on. we'll see what we get from that tonight. sarah sanders said she was with us earlier and she was with sean last night. the democrats have to decide at some point they love our country more than they hate this president. you've been in washington a month. what do you think of that? >> look, it is clear that hyper partisanship in this country right now in the halls of congress is truly representative of a crisis in our nation. we can't get anything done. and so i want to see us

u.s. government knew where the jets went and what targets they found after receiving money from u.s. tankers. in late december, the u.s. times reported that american military personnel assigned to coalition headquarters readily had access to a database that detailed every airstrike warplane target omissions used in the description of the attack. let me just ask you, does this database exist? >> we do have a database that does have that information and we have the ability to see that. we have access to the database. >> and his troubling information because it suggests we determine retroactively if bomb civilians did settle with american assistance. we have clear evidence that we enable and support the coalition in yemen until recently, we refill their jets, we provide military advice on military supports, bombs publicly indicate to civilians we provide their air force with sustainment and logistic support for their american-made fires, so i'm asking you questions because they continued to conduct bombing runs. they continued to perpetuate one of the worst man-made humanitarian disaste

you've probably been on one of the is nicknamed the jumbo jet took off for the first time on february ninth one thousand six hundred nine in the u.s. state of washington it was the first wide body plane ever built and it helped the record for carrying the most passengers into the twenty first century seven forty seven series was intended to be phased out after just four hundred planes were sold but now a half more than a half century later more than one thousand five hundred of them have taken to the sky. the french artist and writer tommy own gra has died at age eighty seven at his home in ireland born in strasbourg in one thousand the one nine hundred thirty s. he was still in school when he experienced firsthand the nazi occupation of us which had a lasting impact on his work will be remembered for his political sketches caricaturists and well loved children's books. with you know he was a rebel and provocateur inspiring fans of all ages with his illustrations told me owner of passionately until the end against bigotry and intolerance. he was born in strasbourg even in his youth he found it hard to fit him he quit school and en

u.s. goods, specifically vietjet has agreed to by jets and engines.amboo airways has agreed to buy 787 dreamliner's and that another has agreed to by $100 million in services from the saber corporation. president trump thanks vietnamese facials for working to reduce the trade deficit with the united states peered he congratulated the country on their rapid economic growth over the last few years to become one of the fastest growing economies in the world. president trump is hoping north korean leader kim jong un will see the progress that vietnam has made and realized he might be able to have the same future for his country if he were to commit to complete denuclearization. >> i look forward to the meeting tonight with chairman kim. hopefully it will be successful, we will see what happens. he wants to do something great, also, and i think he wants to do something that would be on par, you look at what you have done in the short time, he can do it in a very, very rapid time. make north korea north korea great economic power. >> the dinner tonight will

of our report jet smarter sent this e-mail to membe members touting its security saying its security on the ground was designed with guidance from tom ridge, the first secretary of the u.s. department of homeland security. ridge named to the board in 2016 said jet smarter's security measures were designed to not only comply with federal requirements but to exceed them. but customers and crew told cnbc that jet smarter does not always follow its stated policies daniel is a jet smarter member who was boarding a flight in austin, texas two and a half years ago when a fellow passenger revealed he was carrying a handgun. >> while we were walking the gentleman next to me said, in these exact words, he said to the pilot, i'm carrying. i deduced he had a gun >> he told us the passenger turned over the gun to the pilot. >> at that point i started to have some serious questions about the safety on these flights and who's on the flights. >> tsa guidelines for private jets say passengers should be positively identified by the aircraft crew. the agency says private jet security and screening are required to meet tsa standards, which are confidential, the prohibited items on a commer

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haidi: jet airways selling a majority stake of one u.s. plan by state owned lenders. the consortium of banks would be controlling shareholders. it is the biggest airline and 24% owned. it has 14% of india's domestic air travel market. sophie: norwegian air shuttle dives to a seven-year low after offering heavily discounted shares to discount the balance sheet. far below the friday's closing price of 97 kroner. it's an shares down as much as 60% to the lowest since -- 16% to the lowest since 2012. detailss announced more over its ambitious plans for the pearl river area and its challenge to silicon valley. policymakers want to tie hong kong and macau closer to the mainland as they build a high and metropolis -- high-end metropolis. david, what is china driving out with this enormous plan? david: it has been a long time in the making. the document that came out last night -- interestingly, only in chinese which gives a sense on how china sees it being driven. the idea is to link 10 cities in the southern chinese mainland. the economic powerh

u.s. government knew where the coalition jets went and what targets they bombed after receiving fuel from u.s. tankers. you said that they do not track the information. in late december, the new york times reported that american military personnel assigned to saudi arabia ready had access to a database that gets details of every airstrike, missions used in a brief description of the attack. so, let me just ask you, does this database exist? >> today we do have a database that does have that information and we have the ability to see that . >> and centcom has access to the database ? >> we do have access to this today is like this is troubling because it suggest that we can determine retroactively if correlation warplanes that bomb civilians it did so with american assistance. there is clear evidence that we enable and support the saudi led coalition in yemen. until recently we refueled their jets and provide military advice and intelligence support. we continue to sell them american-made bombs, bombs that public reports indicate kill yemeni civilians. we provide their air force with sustai

u.s. government knew where the coalition jets went and what targets they bond after receiving fuel from u.s. tankers. and you said that it does not track that information. in late december, "the new york times" reported that personnel assigned to the coalition's headquarters in saudi arabia readily had access to a database that detailed every airstrike or target. and a brief description of the attack. so does this database exist? >> we do have a database that does have that information. we have the ability to see that. >> and they have access to the database? >> we do have access. >> this is troubling information because it suggests that we could determine retroactively if coalition war planes that bond civilians did so with american assistance. we provide military advice and intelligence support. we continue to sell the american-made bombs athat repor kill civilians. we provide their air force with logistic support for their american-made fighters. so i'm asking you questions about the details of the help we give the saudis gauze bauz they continue to conduct conduct bombing runs. they con

u.s. air force vet that made that miracle passenger jet landing in the hudson, sully devoting his life to now sully is fulfilling that request. >> that's such a great story. the image of sully there in front of the former president's casket, such a touching photo. >> very touching. always by his side in life and in death and will continue his service. >> him getting sworn in is adorable. >> with the little paw up. many may ask, why didn't sully retire after such a big assignment. but, as you mentioned, he's only 2 1/2. >> yeah, he's running around the hospital and a lot of folks will get joy out of hanging out with sully. >> sully, job well done and on to the next assignment. >> you want puppy rubs? >> go ahead. >> i'm not rubbing your belly. " insomniacs for two decades. >>> this morning on "world news now" breaking news in hanoi. the talks between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un breaking down overnight over the punishing economic sanctions. the president speaking before his 20-hour trip home. the update, ahead. >> i'm here to tell the truth about mr. trump. >> a worl

u.s. presidential candidate who has introduced a bill to torpedo the move. french air force jets turn up the heat on rebel fighters in the central african country of chad using their firepower to help foil a coup. fourteen children with hiv and aids are expelled from a school in indonesia outraged parents speak to some of the kids who were forced out. of. our broadcasting live director of this is r t international i'm sean thomas glad to have you with us right two thousand and twenty u.s. presidential candidate congresswoman tulsi gabbert has introduced a bill that could stop president pullout from the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty known as the i.m.f. . south. part of our respective united states. here. right archie america correspondents are among has more. the landmark treaty was signed in one nine hundred eighty seven by then leaders ronald reagan and mikhail gorbachev and it's been one of the pillars of international security since it began nuclear capable missiles of intermediate range however thirty years later president trump facing constant accusations of collu

u.s. dollars loss for the european aircraft manufacturer and it's raised doubts about the future of the three d. itself the australian airline ordered the jets in two thousand and six but since then they've switched to lighter more fuel efficient passenger jets a worldwide trend the a three eighty is too heavy and uses too much jet fuel which wouldn't be as much of a problem if fuel prices had gone down but instead they've almost doubled since twenty sixteen. so it's not surprising that another major air bus customer is taking off to the dubai airline emirates allegedly wants to cancel its existing orders for fifty three units at least in part that could mean the end of the world's largest passenger aircraft. so the a three eighty certainly hasn't been airbus is a cash cow with a price tag of nearly half a billion dollars it's been a steadily steady contributor to the company's revenue and overall air bus has managed to put two hundred thirty four of the super jumbos in the air not bad at all but the golden times of roughly eighty orders per year those are all but over the three years of ups and downs the books are almost empty even worse or

u.s. still digging out from a major storm last week. and the jet stream brings in cold air from the north. and portland and other cities expecting up to 4 inches of snow and some mountain areas bracing for one to three feet. and it is expected to make travel even more of a nightmare. >> usually they'll be using the tire chains. >> reporter: the storm is so big, it is even impacting folks in hawaii. they are reporting high winds and high seas. >> angry seas for sure. i have not seen anything quite this bad. >> reporter: but some people are enjoying the winter weather while it is here. >> i think it is really fun up here and like they're having a fun time. >> reporter: it is also an active start to the week here in the east with preparations underway for another , ice and from the midwest through new england, stretching all the way down to the mid-alantic. crews in the ahead. >> dropping a lot of salt overnight. a good chance with all the cleanup that they have to in between the storms just working around the clock. >> reporter: the east coast could

u.s. involvement in yemen washington began supporting this saudi u.a.e. coalition back in two thousand and fifteen and until recently much of that assistance was in the form of and flight refueling for saudi jets which ended in november by mutual agreement but the u.s. still provides intelligence and is the top arms supplier to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. it says its officers advise on potential targets to minimize civilian civilian that is casualties yet saudi strikes have killed thousands of civilians including dozens of children on a school bus and sought a province last august. let's bring in our guests in london adam baron visiting fellow at the european council on foreign relations adam is also a journalist formerly based and yemen's capital saana joining us via skype from birmingham scott lucas professor of international politics at university of birmingham an editor of a world view a website specializing in news coverage and analysis of the middle east and in berlin catherine shacked m. who has consulted the un security council on yemen as a researcher at the alibi and center for strategic studies so i'll come to all of you scott i want to start with you is the timing right for u.s. co

debt laden jet airways is selling a stake for one u.s.lan by a consortium of banks. india's take us full-service airline and is now 14% in the air travel market. struggling allah thalia could be a step closer to a rescue with delta and easyjet, they could be ready to pump in more than $450 million. a group of investors are evaluating the financial needs and what would be its second bankruptcy in a decade. the plan could see a total injection of more than $1 million. >> all right. hsbc out with earnings. for a preview, stephen engle is with us. >> we are expecting a bit of a disappointment on the consensus outlook. there's a lot of headwinds out there a cross-border trade, obviously the greater china economies are hurting, the hong kong property market also a bit sluggish with some projections 25%.dire, down about guest -- nevertheless, there are some pressures, and if revenue disappoints we could see withative drop fourth-quarter and full-year ratiothe cost to revenue and bloomberg intelligence says it is imperative that hsbc keep in posi