tom foreman has more. >> reporter: the report says trouble starts after takeoff with air speed and altitude readings from the left side that don't match readings from the right side and two sensors on front disagreeing about the angle of the aircraft's nose. the one on the left swings wildly from 11 to nearly 75 degrees steep as if the plane is rocketing upwards. >> what stands out that's significant is the different of angle of attack between the left side and the right side of the aircraft. there's a 60 degree difference and this feeds into mcas computer system, the system which forces the nose down in the event of a perceived stall. this is the same as lion air accident. >> boeing has acknowledged it was involved. the captain asked the first officer to pitch up together, to pull back on their controls simultaneously. it does not work. instead, the flight data recorder shows the plane diving. in all four times without pilot's input. an impact warning sounds in the cockpit, don't sink, the cockpit crew even figures out what is wrong and disables the mcas system and the captain ax his first

kimberly endicott describes the moment foreman abducted her and her tour guide. >> all of a sudden foreman came out of the bush in front of us. my first thought was there must be something happening behind us and these are rangers. >> why did you think they were rangers? >> they had guns. >> kimberly endicott learned the suspects were not park rangers they held her in her tour guide hostage for nearly 5 days. >> they made us get out of the vehicle and sat on the ground and that is where things go very -- there is no word to describe what that felt like. fear but that almost doesn't do it justice. >> endicott in her guide were released after a ransom was played at it is and clear who paid it. we have more on her interview that starts at 7:00 a.m. right here on kpix 5. >>> and update on the fiery crash on i-70 in the town of lakewood, west of denver, colorado. we are getting confirmation that one person has been killed in that crash. 12 cars involved in this crash, 3 semi trucks, diesel fuel all over the freeway it ignited and people ran for their lives. multiple injuries and i-70 remains cl

cnn's tom foreman has more. >> reporter: the report says the trouble starts right after takeoff with air speed and altitude readings from the left side of the 737 max 8 that don't match the readings from the right side. and two sensors on the front disagreeing about the angle of the aircraft's nose. the sensor on the right shows steady readings around 15 degrees, but the one on the left swings wildly from 11 to nearly 75 degrees steep, as if the plane is rocketing upward. >> what stands out and is significant is the difference of angle of attack indication between the left-hand side and the right-hand side of the a aircraft. there's a 60 degree system, it feeds into the system, the system that forces the nose down in the event of a perceived stall. this is the same as the lion air accident. >> the report does not name mcas, but boeing has acknowledged it was involved. the captain asks the first officer to pitch up together, pull back on the control simultaneously. it does not work. instead, the flight data recorder shows the plane diving. in all four times without pilot's input. an i

foreman's house is just outside houston. firefighters there say there were about 40 cars in the garage. but it does not appear that any was damaged. no injuriesere reported. >>> terrible news this morning out of new york. a fordham university student has died from her injuries after she fell from'she scho clock tower. officials say fordham senior sydney remo went about-- went with friends and fell. the university's president says there are no words sufficient to deribe the loss of someone so young and full of >>> the 123rd boston marathon kicks off in a few hours. thst will be the f time the event falls on the same day that the bombings happened back in 2013. more than a million people expected to attend that 26. 26.2-migrant marathon des-- 26.2 mile marathon. a man was hit by a man high four months to the job ere. today fitzgerald will be pushed all 26.2 miles by a fellow agent in a special wheelchair. >> garrett gives me the motivation. a talk strategy, we work as team to get through tough times. >> fitzgerald is raising m

. >>> breaking overnight, fire crews responded to george foreman's home to put out a fire.ollection of about 40 cars. officials are working to determine a cause ask say it's a possibility that it started with a golf cart. there are no reports of injuries. foreman did thank all of the firefighters on twitter, and said, don't worry, all is well. >> now to a consumer alert, you may want to check your fridge. there is a major recall of pre-cut melons after 93 people got infected with salmonella and 23 had to be hospitalized. so far the outbreak has spread to nine states. the dee distributor cato foods, llc, have urging people to throw away water melon, honeydew and cantaloupe. the number is on the screen. >> a rieder rushed to help a blind man to help a blind man before the train buld into the station. the passenger falls over the edge of the platform and into the tracks. they rush to pull him back to the platform. they managed to do that seconds before the train finally arrives at that station. he was taken to the hospital. thankfully he's expected to be okay. >> wow. all righ

the foreman essentially if he's fighting financial misconduct charges is expected to be sacked from the comic his board in the coming al is carlos cohen was removed as chen and after his arrest in an event that shareholders amazing japan's capital torture to discuss the next move against the sixty five year old cohen and his wife have both been protesting his innocence and in a video appeal gore has called for help from the french government thirty selema has more from tokyo this is a very important step partially in the case because if you distance lauren lord gone from. the center for shows on his influence would be almost zero in any on any officials there actually. were going to the press conference why is lawyers they're going to they're going to show us show the media actually a video video message recorded by sam just before he was that was the point thursday is lawyers are saying that they don't want him to say that truth and that's what the treated before do you want us to just one day before he was arrested so more and more of the case is going to get is getting indicated toda

foreman thanked all the firefighters on twitter and said, don't worry, all is well. >> the white house is bringing the border battle to the democrats' doorstep. president trump is facing backlash this morisng over proposal to send asylum-seeking migrants to so-called sanctuary cities all around the country. nbc's tracie potts joining us now with the very latest from tr d.c. ie, good morning. a lot of questions over whether the president could actually do th i. >> reporteit legal? the president insists it absolutely is, but there are quesons about that. the idea here is that when immigrants come to the united states seekingasylum, they have to be detained until their court where do they wait? at border cities? no, president trump says ship them off to cities mostly run b democrats that insist they will protect immigrants and not wort he federal government. that's what they call sanctuary cities. there have been reports that the president is deliberatelyse targeting t areas because they are run and represented by democrats. the president says they asked for immigrants, so they should get

ankara the opposition's mayoral candidate in istanbul is urging the ak party to accept defeat as the foreman essentially of who's fighting financial misconduct charges has been sacked from the carmaker's board. on has been ousted at a shareholders meeting in japan's capital tokyo the sixty five year old had already been removed as chairman after his arrest in november korn and his wife have both been protesting his innocence he is reported to be appealing to the french government for help while michael panhead ching gets to an independent japanese news agency he says the going case is more complicated after his fourth arrest last week. yet charges which have been put against him this time are actually in many ways more serious you know previously you may recall he was essentially accused of underreporting his income to the stock exchange this time the prosecutors are saying that he directly embezzled money from nissan for his personal benefit and that of his wife essentially he used a shell game of of companies to transfer needs some money into his own accounts so this is a more serious roun

cnn's tom foreman explains. >> reporter: total bs. as the president rages against the mueller report, he appears to be singling out one particular person who spoke to investigators. former white house counsel don mcgahn. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: watch out for people that take so-called notes, trump tweeted, when the notes never existed until needed. >> it's been a privilege to be part of a presidential campaign that was successful. >> reporter: it is a big turnaround, considering mcgahn's role during the russia probe. it was mcgahn who refused to fire the special counsel when trump said mueller has to go. mcgahn refused to lie about it later. the mueller report indicates both actions protected trump from obstruction charges. but jack o'donnell, a former executive in the trump organization, says trump's anger is typical. >> in this case, where don mcgahn really saved him, it's not relevant, because the bigger picture makes donald look bad. >> i don't have a list of enumerated powers when i advise the president what he can a

foreman is. maybe facing a further charges part of a probe into financial misconduct japanese prosecutors are looking into a possible breach of trust related to the transfer of millions of dollars to a distributor in oman some of which was allegedly used for private purposes responding to the news going announced he'd be holding a press conference next week tweeting that he's getting ready to tell the truth about what's happening. and that's it from the media and the team in our business asia in berlin for no more business news and background stories check out our website w dot com slash business here's a quick look at global markets right now thanks for watching. tiny in the ears of the world at their feet but success can be. the i'm going to come up what kind of person do you have to be to bet every coca-cola of the dock to go your own way even if that path is fought with risp pioneering spirit the phenomenon and its economic impact been made in germany. minutes w. n n geminids. at any time tie

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and don't spur foreman said the opening this is parts of morton. but it all began with a spray can and the graffiti seen illegal street in the late one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's today collectors queue up to grab the latest art two is in demand to use trains in the bronx district of new york. he was frequently arrested are going to electrocute. i was hiding a train because the train was coming so i had to run very quick to hide the train. i touched the track. got electrocuted. safety at work was the inspiration for french artist mark you know our old german railways posters adorn a hut for money used for breaks but it was interesting to put the pictures back into their original environment i changed them to fix today's tastes it's a journey into the past of work. with. one political theme because over and over constant surveillance facebook is watching you. does mark off with the baby if this makes mr baby face into something monstrous of years it somehow fits in with the idea you actually have to have about facebook these days. cameras i

foreman is on may be facing a further charges part of a probe into financial misconduct japanese prosecutors are looking into a possible breach of trust related to the transfer of millions of dollars to a distributor in oman some of which was allegedly used for private purposes responding to the news going announce to be holding a press conference next week tweeting that he's getting ready to tell the truth about what's happening. and that's it from the me and the team your business asia in berlin for no more business news and background stories check out our website w dot com slash business and here's a quick look at global markets right now thanks for watching. i know nothing about the job well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and with that. thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotypes question in here think the future of the country that i not. needed to be taken a scrum a day out to eat it's all about a new i'm a joke join me for meet the german sunday duppy post. every journey begins with the first step and every language the first word i'm looking to kill me c

here is cnn's tom foreman to explain. >> total bs, as the president rages against the mueller report, be singling out one person, former white house counsel, don mcgahn. watch out for people who take so-called notes, trump tweeted, when the notes never existed until needed. >> it's been a privilege to be a part of a presidential campaign -- >> reporter: sit a big turn around. it was mcgahn who refused to fire the special counsel when trump said mueller has to go. mcgahn refused to lie about it later. the mueller report indicates both actions protected trump from obstruction charges. they say trump's anger is typical. >> in this case, where don mcgahn really saved him, it's not relevant because the bigger picture makes donald look bad. >> i don't have a list of enumerated powers. i advise the president on what he can and can't do. >> reporter: they were suspicious of mcgahn's potential poweru said in a meeting. lawyers don't take notes. mcgahn said he was a real lawyer, trump shot back, i have had a lot of great lawyers like roy cohn. he worked for trump in the 1970s when trump's compa

tom foreman joining us now live with more on the suspect and this planned attack. tom?erica, about two weeks ago, authorities say this man just walked off his job in virginia, went and stole a u-haul fan, that's what they're alleging, and then he headed to national harbor to repeat what he had seen isis do in nice, france, and again we saw the attack in new york city, as well. simply drive his vehicle through a crowd of people at national harbor. two things happened. one, authorities allege that the vehicle he stole was not as big as he wanted, because he wanted something bigger to attack, and he didn't find big enough crowds there, so they say he hid out for the night in a boat, and when they found the stolen vehicle, they then found him. he's charged with interstate transport of a stolen vehicle at this moment. but those are the allegations against him. and of course, authorities here pleased that they managed to catch up with him before he could do anything more, if, indeed, that was his plan. >> tom foreman with the latest for us. tom, thank you. >> you're welcome.

. >> tom foreman is with me.out they've been running test flights with the new system? >> yeah, they have. what they are trying to do is fix the thing they think drove the plane into the ground, make it harder for it to come on and easier for it to be shut off. they've done 96 flights with this updated software. it's performed as designed. and they say they have additional tests planned with the production run as they actually turn it out as a matter of course to make sure that works well. one more thing that's important here. they say that 67% of their customers around the world that buy these planes, airlines around the world, 67% of them have had leaders or pilots in simulators with this new software now. that's been a sticking point all along that they've had simulator time to know how it works and to know how to control it if it runs amok. brook? >> tom foreman, thank you you. i'm brooke baldwin. see you back here tomorrow. in the meantime, "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> from i love wikile

foreman is son boss says he's ready to give his side of the story in a scandal that led to his arrest on charges of financial misconduct he's called a news conference next week and says he's ready to tell the truth is out on bail in japan ways accused of underreporting his income and using company funds to hide his personal losses he denies those charges. the u.s. president donald trump has eased up on his threat to close the border with mexico he accuses the mexican government of not doing enough to stop central american migrants from going to the u.s. border but his face growing pressure from american companies who say closing the border we don't need to stop trading shepparton has more from washington. ever since donald trump repeatedly announce his intention to close the border beginning last week we've had reports of the white house was split into factions those warning of the enormous economic consequences of such a closure as you feel it might be another great p.r. boost with the base already on tuesday they were getting indications that the line might be softening white house

cnn's tom foreman is here with a look in -- in-depth look at the treasures. >> this was a remarkable story of rescue above all else here. look, if you look up inside of this cathedral, you see a stone roof and down from above you would see a lead roof. so what caused this extraordinary confligration here. knick mentioned it, he talked about the attic. the roof was made from 13,000 trees, a forest that once covered an area as big as 39 football fields. that is what was burning and threatening all of the treasures and we still don't know exactly what happened with some of them. there is a relic believed to hold part of the original cross and one of the nails from the crucifixion. that is what believers believe about that. we're not sure what the status is with that so far. many paintings and sculptures, we're not sure if some paintings dating back to the 1600s and we know the roof and spire are gone. we're not sure how they'll go about putting that back together again. but some of the things that we do know are safe now, yeah, you mentioned the crown of thorns. this is the most holy re

tom foreman is out front to give us a sense of how big the fire is. best you can tell us right now, tom, you have hundreds of firefighters who are working under incredibly difficult circumstances, very dangerous circumstances. >> reporter: yeah, and this wasn't an easy fire to get to either, erin. those pictures were just stunning you were showing a minute ago. there are nine different bridges that leads there, it's an island. and they had to get through in rush hour traffic to try and reach the cathedral. and bear in mind the height was an issue, too. we believe it started somewhere around the base of the spire in the middle and this tip right up there, that's a football field above the ground. so you get a sense of how high they were having to work. so what was underneath all of this as it spread to the entire roof? well we know underneath as your previous guest noted extraordinary treasures, a beautiful soaring open space. there were in certain areas here like the area called the choir, really really intricate and beautiful carvings. there happen a

>> tom foreman, thank you so much. i want to bring in cnn's richard quest, the host of "quest means business." it's just the worst nightmare. listen, before we talk about what happened, the failure of this system has left families devastated. the company is reeling. investigators say there is an additional software problem in this 737 max flight control system. what do you know about that? >> boeing said there is this additional software issue they are looking at. they describe it as a minor issue, and i suppose it's to be expected in a way, that any glitch, any part would have been found now and would have to be dealt with as they're putting the whole thing back together again. we don't know the full severity of it, but boeing has admitted that, yes, it does exist. >> can you imagine the plane pitching up and down. as i said, it's the worst nightmare. in the cabin when this was happening, explain to us. >> tonight i was flying back from oslo, and i was reading the report in its -- in its fullness and i was trying to i

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> let's talk more now. attorney and law professor. welcome. >> welcome. >> and should be here in the house, but in los angeles -- >> close enough. if i was invited. if i was only invited. >> you are always invited. the door is always open. the door is always open. >> sooner or later. >> let's talk about this. does the president, you know, have don mcgahn to really thank for keeping, you know, everything together, not following the orders of the president. that sounds crazy, and ultimately saving the presidency. >> i don't think he saved the president at all. he is an ethical lawyer. when donald trump said i have never seen lawyers taking notes, he goes that's because i'm a real lawyer, meaning, i'm an ethical lawyer. he's keeping track. it's one of these amazing vignettes, fredricka, that deal with all the legalistic inclusion in 448 pages. it's a powerful commentary on the fact that mcgahn is the anti-giuliani. this is the straight story doing it right, vintage jones day, where he came from. a wonderful so

cnn's tom foreman is in washington. tom, what more are you hearing this morning?: well, this was something that we thought might be taking days before these updates were in place, and the plane's presumably are approved by the faa and back up in the air. then at the 11th hour boeing apparently discovered something in their internal procedures that said we need to fix something more, and the faa issued a statement that says time is needed for additional work by boeing as a result of an ongoing review of the 737 max flight control system to ensure that boeing has identified and appropriately addressed all pertinent issues. upon receipt the faa will subject pogue's completed submission to a rigorous safety review. you can read this in a lot of different ways, if you wanted to, erica, but simply what it comes down to is this. with the problems, the lion air crash and the ethiopian air crash and the possibility that the mcas system, the stabilizing system was involved in both systems neither the faa nor boeing wants to make another mistake, so it looks like they are si

we have cnn correspondent tom foreman here with us. tom, this could potentially undercut boeing and the faa and its claims following emergency procedures would have fixed the problem. >> yeah, because this cuts right to the crux of the matter. remember in the indonesian crash last fall and more recently this crash in africa, all they have been focused on the system calls mcas. mcas is software on board the plane. here's what we are talking about. i'll bring in a modem. because of the position of the max 8s and max 9s, they have a tendency to nose up in the air. the mcas is automatic software that's supposed to kick in and bring them back to level. but if they get a false reading from the instrumentation in the front, it could push them into a dive. >> that is the fear here. so the procedure for the pilots, they are to go through and shut down mcas and bring the plane back to level and fly on. so if these reports are true, what it's saying is that when the pilots did that, the plane continued. they would pull it back up and mcas would p

district judge foreman says texas, arizona, and new york and illinois face a substantial risk of losing a seat in the next congressional reapportionment because the addition of a citizenship question to the 2020 census. nicole killian, washington. >>> still ahead, a lumber yard goes up in flames. >>> and it was predator verses prey. usually we can tell who wins this fight, but you'll have to see the shocking ending. >>> stockton fire crews are still putting out hot spots after a massive six-alarm fire consumed a lumber yard overnight. it broke out around 3:00 a.m. on west scotts avenue near i-5 sending these flames hundreds of feet into the air burning power lines and knocked out electricity to thousands of residents in that area. it's not clear yet how the fire started. one firefighter was injured in the blaze. >>> contra costa county is getting a new fire station. the local dignitaries broke ground hours ago. the local fire station 70 -- fire officials say it will replace temporary facilities that have been in use since the 1989 earthquake. once the station is complete, it will be ded

controversial policies including the proposed border wall and the separation of migrant families the foreman essentially if he is facing financial misconduct charges has been sacked from the carmaker's board colors go on has been ousted attaché make as a shareholders meeting in japan's capital tokyo the sixty five year old had already been removed as chairman after his arrest in november. turkey's ruling ak party is demanding a full recount of votes cast in istanbul during last month's mayoral race president . lost control of tekkies biggest city as well as the capital ankara feel physicians' mayoral candidate in istanbul is urging the ak party to accept defeat the iranian red president says u.s. sanctions are preventing foreign financial aid from helping people affected by the flooding the government has promised all flood victims will be fully compensated at least seventy people have died and more than eighty thousand have been removed to imagine it's a shelter those are the headlines next stop al-jazeera investigations do stay with us. in episode two with how to sell a massacre polina han

here is cnn's tom foreman. >> reporter: a source inside boeing says this latest matter is relatively deals with an important part of the plane, the flaps you can see highlighted in red here on our model, but even if by minor he means easy to fix, there's really nothing that is minor in this matter of this airline right now or this style of airplane because there's so much scrutiny on it particularly on what's called the mcas system. let me explain what we're talking about. there are sensors on this plane that look like this we show the angle of the airplane in the air. they're right up front here. the mcas system is a bit of software that basically takes a reading from these and if the plane were to be nosing too far up into the air where it might stall, this computer takes over and it brings the plane back down to level. it's a safety measure but in the lion air crash and now in the ethiopian crash as well, the indications are that there was a false reading coming from one of these sensors feeding into the computer telling it that the plane was angled up when it was not and so the c

our tom foreman has this. >> reporter: total bs as the president raging against the mueller report, he be singling out one particular manor spoke to investigators. former white house counsel don mcgahn. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: watch out for people that take so-called notes, trump tweeted. when notes never existed until needed. >> it's been a privilege to be part of a presidential campaign that was successful. >> reporter: it is a big turn around considering mcgahn's role during the russian probe. it was mcgahn who refuseded to fire the special counsel when trump said mueller has to go. mcgahn who refused to lie about it later. the mueller report indicates both actions protected trump from obstruction charges, but jack o'donnell, a former executive in the trump organization, says trump's anger is typical. >> in this case where don mcgahn really saved him it's not relevant because the bigger picture makes donald look bad. >> i don't have a list of enumerated powers i think i can look to. it's more general. >> reporter: the report suggests trump was always suspicious of mcgah

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cnn's tom foreman joins me now. but two software problems and what we've known the fix that boeing recommended between these crashes after the first one didn't work. >> yeah, it didn't work. not at this point. and a boeing executive told cnn this is a minor problem they're dealing with right now. the problem is they don't have any minor problems. this is dealing with the flaps on the plane and maybe the fix itself is not complicated, but considering what their ceo has just said about these accidents, nothing is minor. just take a look. >> as pilots have told us, erroneous activation of the mcas function can add to what is already a high workload environment. it's our responsibility to eliminate this risk. we own it and we know how to do it. >> bottom line is this preliminary report from the ethiopians absolutely pushed this totally over the edge. yeah, there are more details that may come out in a final report, but this laen that is the picture of this plane painted in that report suggests an aircraft that is out of

cnn's tom foreman is live in washington.lopments, tom. >> let's start with the first one. if, in fact, this "wall street journal" report is correct and the pilots did follow the procedure, that presents a whole new level of problem to boeing because boeing has argued along and as has the faa in a sense that if pilots had followed the proper procedure, that was considered adequate to deal with this problem, with this self-leveling system called m cass which some believe made the plane dive into the ground. that's the first problem here, if they followed procedure, then that procedure proved inadequate or possibly proved inadequate based on the other material. these are preliminary findings. this can change as we move forward. secondly, it also gives more energy to all these investigations right now into not just how bowing handled this, how this plane was certified, how it got into the air, but also how the faa was involved. i want to have one quick quote from the chairman of the science -- the senate committee on commerce, s

let's bring in cnn's tom foreman. tom, you've been working closely following this story. tell us more. >> tonight, what is happening is that boeing is admitting its automated software called mcas not only played a role in the ethiopian crash recently, but also the lion air crash of indonesia last fall, which took hundreds of lives and what seems to have pushed the ceo of boeing, dennis muilenburger over the age is a preliminary report with very dire details that was first obtained by cnn. >> reporter: tonight, a rare and stark admission of fault from the world's biggest airline maker. >> we at boeing are sorry for the recent loives lost. it's apparent in both flights the system known as mcas activated in response to erroneous angle of attack operation. it's our responsibility to eliminate this risk. we own it and we know how to do it. >> reporter: the video statement from boeing ceo came late today after a preliminary report laid out in horrific detail what apparently happened to the doomed ethiopian airlines plane. the report says the trouble starts right after takeoff,

tom foreman is joining me now with more details coming in from this preliminary report.at are you learning? >> hi, kate. this report was really the entire aviation world has been waiting for, paints a very dramatic and stark picture of what happened in this very short flight ending with these terrible fatalities. simply put, it describes an airplane that at least four times automatically started diving toward the ground, according to the investigators. while the crew fought against that plane. they say that time and again, they were getting erroneous readings about the angle of the plane. there were also some fluctuations in the indication of the air speed and the altitude of the plane. in some cases, different readings from different sides of the plane. and the whole time, the crew was trying to fight it. in fact, there is evidence that at one point, they were able to pull back together. they started pulling back together, the captain asked the first officer to pitch up together. they both did and said the pitch was not enough. they were both pulling back numerous times

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cnn's tom foreman takes a closer look at the scandal and how these doctors were caught. >> reporter:lachian region and beyond. that's effectively what the justice department has described in this bust of 60 health professionals, now charged with illegally pushing opioids into communities where addiction is already an epidemic. >> these cases involve approximately 350,000 opioid prescriptions and more than 32 million pills. the equivalent of a dose of opioids for every man, woman, and child across the states of ohio, kentucky, tennessee, alabama, and west virginia combined. >> reporter: the details are staggering, according to the feds. in tennessee in one case, a doctor who branded himself the rock doc allegedly prescribed dangerous and powerful combinations of opioids and benzodiazepines, sometimes in exchange for sexual favors. this is his youtube show. in kentucky, a dentist is accused of removing teeth unnecessarily to push painkillers. another doctors is accused of leaving presigned blank prescriptions for his staff to hand out. in alabama, a doctor is charged with providing pil

well the foreman is son chief who is fighting financial misconduct charges has just been sacked from the carmaker's board collar school and has been ousted at a shareholders meeting and japan's capital tote your the sixty five year old had already been removed as chairman after his arrest in november gone and his wife have both been protesting his innocence he is reported to be appealing to the french government for help. well let's speak to michael penn he heads up scene get c. an independent japanese news agency and he joins us now via skype from tokyo michael it looks like things are heating up with cohen's wife carol now trying to make this an international issue. yes that's right in fact yesterday japan time she essentially fled the country she fled japan because the prosecutors were about to come after her and she knew it so she essentially took the last chance she could to get out of the country because you know she saw what happened to her husband where he got locked away for months and months and she felt that she would better serve her interests and his interests by going t

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politics and policy analyst professor boris foreman with our college here in berlin a familiar face to our viewers and from washington jenna johnson joins me she is a national political correspondent with the washington post both of you welcome jim and joe let me start with you we've heard time and time again of all the candidates joe biden is the one with the best chance of defeating donald trump if he gets that far what does that mean. well. to wait and see what's going to happen the first nominating contest is still nine months away as we have to wait and see what democratic voters watt out of every one in the field and it's a very big field we have twenty major democrats who are running for the nomination right now biden is the best no he was the vice president his very wide name recognition and so that kind of makes him i automatically front runner but there's a lot of other people there's. you know what orders are unsure what they want and so we're just going to have to wait and see over the next few months what emerges as the major issue is just what people want we still don't k

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