a few miles away at the airbus factory in north wales, the current chancellor admitted times were tough, but said that £37 billion of support already announced by his predecessor, rishi sunak, would help — and more could be on the way. there is no doubt that these are challenging times. but of course, what we need to do is make sure we do two things. 0ne, deal with the spike in gas prices. the way we do that is to get the £37 billion out of the door. we are midway through that. there's more to do. and then to work up the options available for more help later in the winter, in decemberand january. one of the clearest signals yet that the person the chancellor is backing to succeed borisjohnson, liz truss, is accepting more direct support — what she was previously called hand—outs — will be needed. meanwhile, the labour leader said families needed detail of any new help coming sooner rather than later. had the government acted more quickly on the windfall tax, then for many more months families would have been protected under a better scheme by labour. if the government had acte

a few miles away at the airbus factory in north wales, the current chancellor admitted times were tough, but said that £37 billion of support already announced by his predecessor, rishi sunak, split between tax cuts and direct support for bill payers, would help — and more could be on the way. there is no doubt that these are challenging times. but of course, what we need to do is make sure we do two things. one, dealwith the spike in gas prices. the way we do that is to get the £37 billion out of the door. we are midway through that. there's more to do. and then to work up the options available for more help later in the winter, in december and january. one of the clearest signals yet that the person the chancellor is backing to succeed borisjohnson, liz truss, is accepting more direct support — what she was previously called hand—outs — will be needed. meanwhile, the labour leader said families needed detail of any new help coming sooner rather than later. had the government acted more quickly on the windfall tax, then for many more months families would have been protected

a few miles away at the airbus factory in north wales, the current chancellor admitted times were tough, but said that £37 billion of support already announced by his predecessor, rishi sunak, would help — and more could be on the way. there is no doubt that these are challenging times. but of course, what we need to do is make sure we do two things. one, deal with the spike in gas prices. the way we do that is to get the £37 billion out of the door. we are midway through that. there's more to do. and then to work up the options available for more help later in the winter, in december and january. one of the clearest signals yet that the person the chancellor is backing to succeed borisjohnson, liz truss, is accepting more direct support — what she was previously called hand—outs — will be needed. meanwhile, the labour leader said families needed detail of any new help coming sooner rather than later. had the government acted more quickly on the windfall tax, then for many more months families would have been protected under a better scheme by labour. if the government had act

with airbus a350 will produc that 17 per month in 2022. that number was 28 we're still well below the peak there's a full cycle on the wide bodies to go we project about 80 to 177 deliveries per year between 2023 to 2025. that assumes only about 5% tha comes from china so american airlines, united they're all really asking fo the 787s this is big and it will driv the next line of the recovery, which is international >> so you agree with that? the stock is up still 16 for the year what do you do with it >> you know, i think you buy the news although they were an analys number, we're waiting for th next leg of the story for th mass recovery in china that's 40%, which is yet t deliver. but you know, that has other ramifications that we're waiting for. then we will work off of the recovery commercial aircraft profitability, which i currently loss making. so everybody is looking to buy arrow, but now the 787 with th faa allowing this allows it to happen >> i guess the question is i getting too late are we getting near the end of the cycle? we'r

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companies represented and our airbus partner here as well. so with that let me turn it over to randy likens from jacobs to hear about everything they've done on exploration ground systems. >> thank you jim well good morning. it's great to see you all today. we are going to talk about the progress that we've made on future missions. but before we get into that future work, i want to take just a minute and recognize the milestone that we are coming up on monday. the nasa kennedy space center exploration ground systems team and the jacobs contractor workforce have done an amazing job assembling and integrating and prepping this vehicle for launch. this new deep space exploration system is going to take us back to the moon and to new science discoveries that we can't even imagine yet. nasa is about to make history with this first flight of the artemis program and jacobs is proud to be part of the team. artemis one is going to prove the capability of the sls and orion and exploration ground systems architecture and test the vehicle to ensure that

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the boeing jets will replace china's aging airbus. masks, testing, and ordering all staff back to the office five days a week for goldman sachs. a company memo says wearing the masks significantly helps the risk of severe illness. haidi: australia, japan, and korea trade opens in about five minutes. china's steel industry crisis is worsening. we will watch if volatility is putting wheat, corn, and soy on shaky ground. output has sunk for the fourth straight month in china. in south korea we are are watching hyundai and kia. coming up, find out why china likes gold more than equities and we are counting down to china's data with property woes and covid concerns weighing on the day ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is daybreak: asia. we are kind open. they are waiting post jackson hole hawkish comments from the fed. >> it is our message, the question remains as the magnitude of how far the fed is willing to go. for that, we need more data. let's get you to belle in hong kong. >> a very volatile month. where staying for the open

sticking with aviation, airbus and vrm switzerland are developing a new, innovative virtual reality helicopter simulator. the training tool offers realistic flight behaviour and full—body immersion with high—resolution scenery. it is an advanced take on the two companies' previous collaboration on vr helicopter training. after soaring global temperatures, cities in the us are rolling out new measures to turn down the heat. cool pavements in locations, including la and phoenix, are coated to absorb and radiate heat, as temperatures there have caused blackout spells to reach up to 67 degrees celsius. there are lots of incredibly dangerous workplaces and a drilling rig is probably one of them. we've just had a talk with the safety manager who has pointed out everything on board that could potentially explode, and the only way to get people in when you are hundreds of miles away at sea is via a helicopter to do an inspection. so using robotics to monitor the space and keep an eye on things could be a solution. this particular rig in norway has been parked up for refurbishment so the robots can

shortly after takeoff, terrified passengers alerted crew of the airbus sparks were shooting from the right engine. luckily no one was hurt. here's something you don't see every day. this is clark, an american bald eagle from the american bird sanctuary. he through commercial this week, going through a t.s.a. checkpoint at charlotte douglas international airport. that's cool. back with some of the biggest tennis stars in the world playing for ukraine. flo, you're here. this pipe just burst on me. well, you bundled home and auto with progressive, so you have round-the-clock protection on all your stuff. like that cardboard tv. i told props to switch that out. okay, everyone, that's a wrap. [ bell rings ] wait, you faked this whole thing? i knew it was the quickest way to see you. i'm sorry, jon, but i'm already in love with insurance. you know that's weird, right? well, any weirder than faking a burst pipe? got a little carried away. yeah. people with plaque psoriasis, or psoriatic arthritis, are rethinking the choices they make. like the splash they create. the way they exaggerate. or

sticking with aviation, airbus and vrm switzerland are developing a new, innovative virtual reality helicopter simulator. the training tool offers realistic flight behaviour and full—body immersion with high—resolution scenery. it is an advanced take on the two companies�* previous collaboration on vr helicopter training. after soaring global temperatures, cities in the us are rolling out new measures to turn down the heat. cool pavements in locations, including la and phoenix, are coated to absorb and radiate heat, as temperatures there have caused black asphalt to reach up to 67 degrees celsius. there are lots of incredibly dangerous workplaces and a drilling rig is probably one of them. we've just had a talk with the safety manager who has pointed out everything on board that could potentially explode, and the only way to get people in when you are hundreds of miles away at sea is via a helicopter to do an inspection. so using robotics to monitor the space and keep an eye on things could be a solution. this particular rig in norway has been parked up for refurbishment so the robots ca

listen to the multinational aerospace corporation, airbus needed metals from russia for manufacturing. and speaking of the you, an actual adult must have made a rare appearance and had a word with brussels since it's now reportedly introducing sanctions exemptions for companies doing business with russian oil firms. with a view to avoid any potential negative consequences for food and energy security around the world. the e, you decided to extend the exemption from the prohibition to engage in transactions with certain state owned entities. as regards transactions for agricultural products and the transport of oil to 3rd countries, well, a bit too late to avoid negative consequences guys didn't mom and dad are tell you that the choices you make today will determine your options to morrow. the western mainstream media is already evoking an unprecedented energy crisis for europe. rationing is already here. monuments and berlin are going darwin, hanover, should really introduce a polar bear, as it's tourism mascot. since it's turning off the heat for swimming pools and public showers, fr

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true noble exclusion zone, ukraine satellite images appear to show destroy that russian war planes an airbus in crimea. something moscow had strongly denied. ukraine says 9 planes were destroyed, a series of explosions this week. the images suggest at least 7 fighter jets were blown up. russian officials say the blas may have been caused by a careless smoker. meanwhile, russian forces appear to have hit a block of flats, new cream with vacuum bombs. i shall neither broo cost pictures that appear to show the destruction of buildings in the dawn, yet screech and vacuum on them. a very bombs are from a devastating explosives of a similar size. it's not clear if the buildings individual to sky were occupied. australian courts as find a google $42000000.00 for collecting location data from android users without their consent or suits was filed by australia's competition and consumer watchdog. in july 2020, they said a google setting allowed the tech giant to collect, store, and use personally identifiable occasion data. google fix the issue through a software update in december 2018 o argentina's

a few miles away at the airbus factory in north wales, the current chancellor admitted times were tough, but said that £37 billion of support already announced by his predecessor, rishi sunak, would help — and more could be on the way. there is no doubt that these are challenging times. but of course, what we need to do is make sure we do two things. one, deal with the spike in gas prices. the way we do that is to get the £37 billion out of the door. we are midway through that. there's more to do. and then to work up the options available for more help later in the winter, in december and january. one of the clearest signals yet that the person the chancellor is backing to succeed borisjohnson, liz truss, is accepting more direct support — what she was previously called hand—outs — will be needed. meanwhile, the labour leader said families needed detail of any new help coming sooner rather than later. had the government acted more quickly on the windfall tax, then for many more months families would have been protected under a better scheme by labour. if the government had act

am here in chester and this morning i was talking to the chancellor of exchequer nadim zahawi at the airbus factory in north wales and a couple of things struck me. you will remember he is a big member of the team liz truss who so far have prioritised tax cuts over what she has previously called hand—outs in terms of direct support. today hand—outs was replaced with help and he said we will look into the winter to provide more support in october and then injanuary. growing realisation that more help will be needed for consumers who are really terrified about what is coming this winter. 0n the economic picture, as andy was saying, the economy hasn't fallen off a cliff, it has shrunk by 0.1% but the fact remains businesses are seeing their costs soar, they are seeing their costs soar, they are seeing the spending power of their consumers eroded by inflation, by these extraordinary energy price rises and something will need to be done otherwise we are looking down the barrel of a potential recession which the bank of england is predicting, not right now but time will tell. we are not there

flying taxis are not expected to replace airbus 350's or boeing 757's any time soon. you can see it is a two-seiter and this is the autonomous version. we will have a pilot sitting here and a passenger and in the economy version, you don't need that anymore. >> the big question is how much these things will cost. eventually it is projected to be about the price of a taxi. for more stories like this, please join us on your favorite platform. emily: finally, a billion-dollar auction may become an from one of silicon valley's most prolific art collectors. around 150 items from late microsoft founder paul allen are set to be auction at christie's this fall. christie's says all proceeds will go to philanthropy. that does it for this addition of "bloomberg technology." monday, we will hear from the ceo of cube about the downsides when it comes to funding in a downturn. have a wonderful weekend, everyone. this is bloomberg. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of

boeing jets will replace airlines airbus 83. goldman sachs warned the downturn of the u.s. housing market has more to go. it expects growth averaged 0% next year, due to higher mortgage rates and affordability. the fed says large price declines are unlikely. bank of america testing a program that will offer no -- mortgages for first-time buyers in black and hispanic neighborhoods. it won't require closing costs or minimum credit scores. elon musk adding reasons why he wants to terminate his agreement with twitter. he says twitter may have breached their deal in five more ways. a whistleblower alleged the company didn't know or care to find out how many -- robe it -- robot accounts. that is your latest business flash. anna: let's take a look at where european markets are trading. five minutes on till the close of the european session. 5100 down by .9%'s. dax up my .4%. cac 40 down .18%. we got better data out of the united states, that lead both sides of the atlantic to add to the margin. further assumptions made about how the fed stays hawkish. u.s. stocks take a turn for t

in june, but it says it's now under investigation on this flight between geneva and paris onboard an airbus:-320. air france says its pilots exchanged inappropriate gestures onboard this flight, but what is so interesting is that the french language geneva tribune says these pilots actually grabbed one another by the collars and began exchanging blows. this is the statement from air france in which it says the incident was quickly resolved without affecting the conduct or safety of the flight, which continued normally. either way, it is another piece of bad press for air france, when under a lot of pressure from french aviation regulators. a report came out last wednesday in which the bureau of aviation in france said there may be a cultural problem among the pilots at air france, not following safety procedures when they should be. specifically referring back to the flight in december of 2020 when pilots discover add fuel leak but did not do the proper procedures. either way, air rage has been an incident here in the u.s. we know about 1,800 incidents year to date here in 2022, although th

it looks like people on the beach could practically reach out and touch the airbus's jet landing gear just seconds before it actually touches the runway can imagine being that guy in the t shirt. they're thinking should i move? should i move? it's not a special effect. the site is actually quite common. this plane is landing on a runway. that's just a little longer than a mile, so it has to be much closer to the ground and most other than in most other airports. of course, there are warning signs on the beach, telling sunbathers to stay away from the planes. approach path. wow alright, time is 7 24. more information now released by san francisco police about a police shooting earlier this month. down. shots fired shots fired back on august six, the police say officers spotted jose core vera in the mission district, writing one bicycle and pushing a second one as police tried to contact him. core vera ran investigators a corvair a crashed behind a car while pointing a gun in the police direction. the officer said he fired at least once. five police officers who were there fired back. a

looking at, how many planes they're starting to deliver as they ramp up production they're still behind airbus because of china, but i think that's political much more than comic issue. the rest of the world wants their products when the dreamliner comes on, it's only going to add to free cash flow. i think demand for travel and secular growth for very, very efficient airplanes will be with us. >> speaking of demand for travel, what about disney? >> so this i'm a little bit more wary of. not because it's not a great company but because i think most of the good news has already been factored into the stock the return back from post-covid to the parks has already kind of happened and further growth i believe will be much slower than it was before. the disney streaming has kind of penetrated as much of the market as you can possibly imagine. now they're going to the video and advertising model and that's going to take a little while to scale. there's also the open question of espn which is losing a lot of its luster because it's so expensive to do life sports broadcasts as a matter of fact, live

the airline viva airbus, says there was a mechanical problem with one of the engines and friction between pieces of metal caused those sparks right there. a federal grand jury has awarded vanessa bryant $16 million. in our case against los angeles county. the money is for emotional distress caused by deputies and firefighters sharing photos of the bodies of kobe bryant and his daughter and they were taken at the site of the 2020 helicopter crash that killed them. the jurors agreed with vanessa brian that her privacy was invaded when officials shared photos. of the remains of kobe bryant and their 13 year old daughter, gianna vanessa bryant tearfully testified during the 11 day trial that news of the photos compounded her grief after losing her husband and daughter. a new study shows a bacteria known for causing serious diarrheal infections may also cause colorectal cancer, according to data gathered by scientists at the bloomberg kimmel institute for cancer immunotherapy and then johns hopkins kimmel cancer center. the bacterial species c diff can lead to colo rectal cancer. the research

in for the landing, it looks like some people on the beach can practically reach out and touch the airbus jets landing gear seconds before it touches the runway. watch the guy in the white t shirt kind of move over to the side. it's not a special effect. this is actually quite common. the plane is landing on a runway that's only slightly longer than a mile, so it has to be much closer to the ground than at most other air. reports there are, of course, warning signs on the beach, telling sunbathers to stay away from the approach path. more strikes hit crimea, forcing thousands to evacuate russia's now placing blame on the west for ukrainian attacks. reporter alex hogan brings us the latest massive explosions hitting this military depot in russian held crimea on tuesday. the building going up in flames , forcing the evacuation of roughly 3000 people. russia is blaming the blasts on an act of sabotage. keep stopped short of publicly claiming responsibility for the recent strikes in crimea, including one at an airbase last week that destroyed nine russian planes, though ukraine's military say

it looks like people on the beach could practically touch the airbus jets landing gear seconds before it touches down on that runway. this is not a special effect. the site actually quite common. that plane is landing on. that's only slightly longer. than a mile. so has to be much. closer to the ground. than at most. airport. are warnings. it's again stressing the need for urgent action due to the effect of climate change, senator alex padilla and representative tom mcclintock attended this year's tahoe. summit. which tribal and political leaders from both. states. well as officials. this was the 20 annual summit. and this year it focused on the of climate change. and why. on the tahoe. basin. now. invasive species. forests die off and water clarity. this year's keynote address was given by white house national climate adviser gina mccarthy. she talked about the current challenges the surrounding communities face in ways to preserve and protect lake tahoe in the years to come. in eight and 108 101 in santa rosa 11 in napa didn't see any records, but maybe there'll be something showing

there on the beach, and it looks like this guy in the white t shirt could almost reach up and touch the airbus jets landing gear just seconds before it touches the runway. this is not special effects. this is actually how it's supposed to work because the plane is landing on a runway. that's only about a mile in length, so it has to be much closer to the ground than at most other airports. of course, there are warning signs on the beach, telling sunbathers to stay away from that approach path if you've ever been able to fly into san diego's airport, you're also coming in pretty close to the buildings there right near downtown san diego. so i've had a couple of are. are we really doing this? what we're supposed to be doing so i can't help but chuckle a little bit with that guy doesn't like that. that duck is going to make a difference should something that happened, but i think when you fly into oakland airport if you're not familiar with it, there's people you can tell when there's someone sitting next to you. flying in who's kind of like anxiously looking like, where's the land? and then you

just under the capsule sits, and just under the capsule is a module which is made in europe, made by airbus, the pan—european aerospace company, and it's a really critical contribution as well because this module pushes the capsule through space. so without europe, america would not be able to do this. why has europe got involved? europe hopes that at some point in the future, among those crews will be a european national that walks on the surface of the moon. we promise to the first woman to put boots on the moon in shortly, in 2025. sometime after that, we will see the first european as well. so this is an international endeavour this time.- so this is an international endeavour this time. and it's exciting- _ endeavour this time. and it's exciting. how _ endeavour this time. and it's exciting. how much - endeavour this time. and it's exciting. how much of - endeavour this time. and it's exciting. how much of this i endeavour this time. and it's exciting. how much of this isj endeavour this time. and it's - exciting. how much of this is about getting there because we can and we want to,

the viva airbus flight had just left mexico. some passengers heard an explosion beforehand. the plane was diverted landing safely back in mexico 45 minutes after take-off. the airline says it is investigating what caused the engine malfunction. >> bill: in california they're changing things, trying to, on track to become the first state in the country to officially ban the sale of gas-powered vehicles. big step to try to transform the nation's auto market to electric. jonathan hunt, a lot of people, a lot of cars, jonathan, hello. >> yeah, certainly is, bill. good morning to you. if you like your car's gas-powered and like the kind of car you've been driving for decades, you better buy one quickly because very soon here in california there will be no sales allowed of any gas-powered cars at all. take a look at the numbers here and how quickly california intends to move. by 2026, just four years' time more than 1/3 of all new vehicle sales will have to be zero emissions vehicles. by 2031, less than a decade from now, 3/4 of all sales will have to be zero emissions. and by 203