let's bring in aerospace consultant mark martin.ing's results and his outlook for the playmaker. building commercial aeroplanes, the revenue is driving the entire performance of boeing down. revenues are down by 1.6 billion. what's alarming is that deliveries on the boeing 737 max is also down from 160 down to 83. the bigger concern of the moment is not deliveries per se, but airlines that are opting out of the max 10, we have seen in the past united airlines talking about it cancelling its max 10 order. clearly all of this boils down to safety issues and quality violations that have occurred over at boeing. this is not going to go soon, we're not going to see this change in the next couple of quarters coming up this year, it's going to continue at least for another 12—24 months, so we're looking four more quarters of financial impact because boeing truly has to work a lot — if you look at boeing's defence earnings, that's not really done that great. their stock has been significantly higher than previous quarters, so it's a rough t

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through the sixties, i'm a little younger than you but i can remember living in atlanta after mark -- martin and that didn't go down well. and rbc then the bobby kennedy assassination. but we got threw that a very decisive time so when you hear people -- take a look at the selection and you talk about what's at stake and i remember in the book you talked about lyndon johnson and his opting not to run in 1968 hi he probably would've lost regardless. but you said it was an act of self-sacrifice, that freedom for some things but i didn't get -- >> what happen is that i think he knew on march 31st 1968 that the war was not going well and it was time to begin negotiations. he also new that he had done badly in new hampshire primary against mccarthy, that bobby was now in the race, wisconsin was coming up. >> neil: but bobby got into it after he dropped? >> bobby got in before the end is where the reason the thought of going against bobby was a terrible thing but he got in after mccarthy. but then he realized -- >> neil: i'm sorry, go ahead. >> then after johnson decided to withdraw from the race

that said this should be a trial i called i was i was paying a lawyer mark it down as legal expenses account >> i didn't know >> martin down as legal expenses that's exactly what it was and you got indicted over them i should be right now. and pennsylvania and far in many other states north carolina, georgia, campaign, this is all coming from the biden white house because they got good 0.2 sentences together. he can campaign using visit order to try i wouldn't election. and it's not working it's working the opposite way so check that out >> legal expenses, called legal expenses. what you're supposed to go trump nobody's ever. seen. nobody has ever seen anything like him. so thank you very much for coming. i have to sit down i am now sit down and the voters understandability of the newest look at the polls. trial >> the >> judge should recuse thank you very much

mark tamayo ktvu, fox two news and chief meteorologist bill martin. >> and bill, you heard mark talkabout it there, but the weather where you are can certainly impact your view of that eclipse there. >> yeah, that's the whole deal on that. the eclipse is going to happen regardless, but it may not you may not be able to see it depending on where you are. certainly around here, cloud cover a possibility. we'll get closer. as we get closer we'll dial that down. but in some places in the east coast, you know, you get cloud cover and you're going to miss out on that. that totality, the total of temperatures today, i guess that's not doesn't work 67 degrees today in santa rosa, 64 na and then 70 in vallejo. acly those are incorrect numbers. i don't know where those came from. it was not today's temperatures were generally in the in the 50s. so tempatures right now are running in the 40s. it's very cool. 40 in napa, 40 in novato and 44 in fairfield. the overnight lows are going to be cool. again, not as cold as they could be. these temperatures could be way colder if there if the cloud cove

martin luther king jr. was assassinated 56 years ago today. to marksary, president biden issued a statement saying dr. king is one of his political heroes and his assassination inspired him to leave a prestigious law firm and beginning in public service -- and begin a career in public service. orton lichter king junior was shot and killed while standing on a hotel balcony in memphis in 1968. dr. king famously led thousands in the march on washington, where he gave the i have a dream speech demanding civil rights for african-americans and the end of segregation. martin luther king iii has taken up human rights activism over the decades. i spoke to him about the anniversary of his father's assassination, which happened was only 10 years old. caitriona: martin luther king iii, thank you for being with us. marking the 56th anniversary of your father's assassination, the night before he delivered the famous "i've been to the mountaintop" speech, he concludes that by saying i want to let you know we will get to the promised land. how close or far away do yo

she also testified that clarence thomas was completely unaware of the texts that she had with martin mark meadows until she says the committee leak them to the press. she also said it's laughable for anyone who knows her husband to think she could influence his jurisprudence for his part, clarence thomas has remained silent on the issue and has given no indication he plans to recuse himself, love to spend time with my wife who's totally my best friend in the whole world >> randi kaye, cnn with that as the backdrop, i'm joined now by jeffrey toobin, best-selling author of the nine inside the secret world of the supreme court, which is an awesome book so can you just explain why justice thomas is not it doesn't have to recuse himself. i mean, because what his wife has been saying is the deepest conspiracies just totally fake stuff, which is what this case that they are going to hear august 25th is fundamentally about it, which is what are the legal implications of january 6 the reason he is not required to recuse himself is that the supreme court operates by different ethical rules from any

. >>> today marks an infamous day in american history. dr. martin luther king jr. was shot and killed in memphis, tennessee on this day, 56 years ago. loved ones gathered in atlanta this morning to lay a wreath at the memorial site, where he and his wife are buried. on april 4 in 1968, dr. king was standing on the balcony of memphis when he was shot and killed. it was just one day after his famous speech in support of striking sanitation workers, whose daughter bernice says it is not about remembering his murder, but rather honoring the work he was doing when he was killed. >>> a piece of boxing history is for sale. this is pretty special here. the trunks worn by muhammad ali during his legendary fight is on the auction block. the thrilla in manila. along with an inscription. and they sold for $150,000. but forget it, this time a buyer expected to pay as much as $6 million. muhammad ali died in 2016 at the age of 76. >> $150,000 to $6 million. >> that is a big piece of memorabilia there. >> for sure. >>> jess is here with what's coming up next. >>> the calendar may

thursday marked the 56th anniversary of the assassination of american civil rights leader dr martin luthernnessee on a motel balcony. he was visiting the city to support sanitation workers rallying for better wages and safer working conditions. in what would be his final speech, dr king spoke of "a promised land" where all americans would be seen as equals, free of discrimination and oppression. decades later, his relatives marked his murder and draw attention to what they see as a rising threat of political violence in the us. earlier, my colleague caitriona perry spoke to his son, martin luther king iii, who believes the country is nowhere closer to that promised land as it was in 1968. thank you for being with us on bbc news. remarking the 56th anniversary of your father's assassination, the night before he delivered the famous i have been to the mountaintop speech, and he concluded by saying i want you to know tonight that we as a people will get to the promised land. how far away you're our close to you think the promised land is in the us today? the promised land is in the us toda ?

biden credited the principles of robert f kennedy and martin luther king junior for guiding his political judgments. prior to the president's marks, harry kennedy spoke in support of the president's reelection campaign on behalf of the kennedy family despite the independent white house bid of robert kennedy junior. this is 25 minutes. >> thank you for those inspiring words. my name is terry kennedy. i'm the seventh child of robert and ethel kennedy. i am joined here today with my sisters, kathleen, joe, chris, and max. [applause] >> and with my hero, president joe biden. [cheers and applause] >> president biden has said very moving believe that his long career in public service was prompted by a speech my father, robert kennedy, gave in indianapolis on april 4, 1968, the night martin luther king was murdered. two days later, along with my parents and siblings, i said in the den of our home in northern virginia and watched in horror as washington burned. daddy left the room and got in his car. 15 minutes later, we were all still glued to the tv, suddenly daddy was on the news. in the midst of the mayhem, trying to put out the flam

i'm martin daubney and this is gb news now. today marks princess of wales. and they've released an unseen photograph of their wedding day. it's an absolutely wonderful picture . absolutely wonderful picture. and joining me now to discuss this is the former bbc royal correspondent michael cole. michael always a delight. what a great way to start the week to have you on the show on a monday. britain's favourite royal couple a sensational picture reminding us of why they're so wonderful and popular. >> good afternoon martin. >> good afternoon martin. >> yes, and i think we can, on behalf of the whole country , behalf of the whole country, send our congratulations. >> 13 years, three beautiful children being brought up properly and, very , very, very properly and, very, very, very good going. and i have to tell you this, martin. >> very close to home for you. a 13th wedding anniversary is a lace wedding anniversary. and there she is, dressing lace. nottingham and lace were once synonymous. and what a beautiful picture. this is not a picture co

mark meredith, fox news. >> protesters blocked entrances to lockheed martin facilities in sunnyvale for about five hours thisin support of gaza will be free. >> palestine will be free. >> dozens of protesters handcuffed themselves to gather outside the weapons manufacturer, demanding that the u.s. end its financial and military support of israel. the demonstrators say lockheed martin supplies israel with f-16 and f-35 fighter jets, as well as hellfire missiles and other technology. the protest ended peacefully this morning, and organizers said there were no arrests in a statement, lockheed martin told ktvu, quote, we respect the right to peaceful protest and we are honored to partner with the u.s. military and our international partners to deliver strategic deterrence and security solutions. >> governor newsom highlighted a renewable energy project today in the central valley. the governor and federal officials visited a project in merced county that's installing floating solar panels on a canal that travels through six counties, including alameda county, the san luis and delta mendota water district receive

martin. thanks for joining us. nato foreign ministers have gathered in brussels to mark the alliances 75th anniversary. the russian invasion of ukraine has given a to a new sense of purpose in recent years with the alliance coming together in support of ukraine. in response to the anniversary rushes foreign ministry said the dialogue between moscow and nato has reached a critical 0 level, but that it's not seeking direct conflict with the law. this week, the organizations, foreign ministers have discuss a long term aide package for ukraine. following a ceremony in brussels, nato secretary general, you installed and back, spoke alongside you cranes for administered to meet the real clear. once again, recognizing the courage that the nation was a bravery. older training people, different armed forces, and you personally in standing up against the russian, brutal aggression against the ukraine of this month, as for ukraine, but there's not, there's also for the whole night to, for our security. and so what you do is important for her all of us, and therefore it stated many, many times. that's a support t

mark meredith, fox news. >> protesters blocked entrances to lockheed martin facilities in sunnyvale for about five hours thisn support of gaza will be free. >> palestine will be free. >> dozens of protesters handcuffed themselves together outside the weapons manufacturer, demanding the u.s. end its final or financial rather, and military support of israel. the demonstrators say lockheed martin supplies israel with f-16 and f-35 fighter jets, as well as hellfire missiles and other technology. >> it's been heartbreaking. it's been emotionally draining to continue to pretend and act every single day that it's thousands of miles away. so i've got to continue my job. i've got to continue just doing things as is. >> the protest ended peacefully this morning, and organizers said there were no arrests. in a statement, lockheed martin told ktvu, quote, we respect the right to peaceful protest and we are honored to partner with the u.s. military and our international partners to deliver strategic deterrence and security solutions. jones. >> all righty. we've got some cool weather out there. cold or low temperatures, a

this from martin, who says. mark, good evening. your guest. benedict is right.nt on minimum wage and single, you cannot survive without benefits. people should keep more of their income, especially at the lower end, as what is the point of taxing and then giving benefits? martin, you're right. in—work martin, you're so right. in—work poverty is most definitely a national scandal. we'll keep those emails coming. mark @gbnews .com and now listen folks, we've got lots to get through. a very, very busy hour to come. it's time for the big story. and the met police have apologised twice after an officer an anti—semitism officer said an anti—semitism charity leader looked openly jewish as he was threatened with arrest for being near a pro—palestine march. gideon falter, who is the chief executive of the campaign against anti—semitism, was wearing a kippah skull cap when he was stopped in central london. he was told by police his presence was causing a breach of the peace in a video posted online. here is the offending clip. >> you are quite openly jewish. this is a pro

community activists in oakland will be honoring the life and legacy of doctor martin luther king junior, marking 56th anniversary of his assassination. doctor king was assassinated this day in 1968. he was on a hotel balcony in memphis, tennessee, when he was shot and killed. the anti-poverty group california poor people's campaign will hold a public reading of doctor king's beyond vietnam speech that will be at the oakland city hall plaza at noon. >> time now to check traffic 749 and we will start with this picture of the east bay, which kind of tells the story. once the rain started to come down, we saw a lot more crashes happening, particularly at the bay bridge toll plaza and also on 880 and approaching the macarthur maze. there's just too many to mention here, so we can show you some of the live pictures so you can see the impact. it's having in the northbound direction. 880 past the coliseum. some slow traffic there. also a couple crashes in the southbound direction past this view as you approach hayward, your drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze will take you about 40 min

. >> hi, i'm suzy smith, also with saint marks and on board called mlt, martin luther thao. with the redevelopment of the western addition, our church with a fha loan built-about to break ground on the second affordable housing for seniors and we know we are working on the third buildings for families for our campus and i want to thank you for your attention and i'll let mayor breed know that we need a bigger bucket. >> hi. good afternoon. my name is [indiscernible] a case manager family advot cain the mission. we provide information and social services support to san francisco immigrants with a focus on the latino community. i'm here in support of the resolution before you. we see a high volume of newcomer families seeking critical basic needs services and face multiple barriers and closed doors. like many service providers, we are over capacity and unable to provide the services our community needs and deserves. the family shelter system wait list isn't new, it has become a crisis and inhumane. shelter family needs to be a priority and addressed with a similar urgency that

martin, always a pleasure. thank you so much for your time. thank you. rhonda is marking 30 years since the agenda signs. that's awesome. 800000 people killed in her ethic acts of violence over the course of about 100 dates. the killings were mostly carried out by extreme is from the hutus, the countries ethnic minority majority, the victims were the minority tootsie population, but also moderate. who would choose warning, much of what you're about to see. you may find distressing. april 1994 and a plane carrying lawanda as president. just bermonte and counts of politics shut down of okay, calling. juvenile. happy you. ramona and slippery and a how to mirror a kilt along with everyone on boards, basement of ethnic hutus. the next day, the genocide begins. over $100.00 days, games have many who to extreme is slow to hundreds of thousands. mostly ethnic tutsis, orchestrated by the rewan denobia militia neighbors, turning on neighbors with the clubs submission these thousands heads of churches. many after being off for the shore and says that they would be safe. but nowhere is safe cheese. the lights are re

remembering the life of doctor martin luther king junior, the bay area ceremonies to mark the 56th anniversarycivil rights leader's assassination, and a beloved san francisco taqueria, forced to close. its not because of declining sales. we'll tell you about the hit and run crash nearby that has neighbors calling for better safety next. stop. you got it? let's go back to the beginning. are you... your electric future. customized. the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪ everyone needs a place to recharge. how we get there matters. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. accident. holler. run! >> a teenager was arrested in san jose in connection with a deadly crash. what city leaders are doing about a very dangerous intersection where a father was killed in yesterday morning's crash. and as soon as next year, the a's could be on the way out of oakland. the reports this morning that the a's may be heading to sacramento. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> let's take you live to the opening bell at the new york stock ex

martin, always a pleasure. thank you so much for your time. thank you. or rhonda is marking 30 years since the agenda signs. that's awesome. 800000 people killed in her thick acts of violence over the course of about 100 dates. the killings were mostly carried out by extreme is from the hutus, the country, the ethnic minority majority. the victims were the minority tootsie population, but also moderate. who would choose warning, much of what you're about to see. you may find distressing. april 1994 and a plane carrying lawanda as president. i just bermonte and counts of politics shut down of okay, calling. juvenile, happy you. ramona and city and a had shamira killed along with everyone on board. but i just meant to ask nick hutus the next day, the genocide begins over 100 days, gangs of many who 2 extremes, slow to hundreds of thousands, mostly ethnic tutsis, orchestrated by the rewan denobia militia neighbors, turning on neighbors to the club submissions these thousands heads of churches many after being offered to show and says that they would be safe, but nowhere is safe. cheese the lights are recognize

. >> hi, i'm suzy smith, also with saint marks and on board called mlt, martin luther thao. with the redevelopment of the western addition, our church with a fha loan built-about to break ground on the second affordable housing for seniors and we know we are working on the third buildings for families for our campus and i want to thank you for your attention and i'll let mayor breed know that we need a bigger bucket. >> hi. good afternoon. my name is [indiscernible] a case manager family advot cain the mission. we provide information and social services support to san francisco immigrants with a focus on the latino community. i'm here in support of the resolution before you. we see a high volume of newcomer families seeking critical basic needs services and face multiple barriers and closed doors. like many service providers, we are over capacity and unable to provide the services our community needs and deserves. the family shelter system wait list isn't new, it has become a crisis and inhumane. shelter family needs to be a priority and addressed with a similar urgency that

martin luther king jr. in memphis, tennessee the night before he was assassinated. today markse his death. >> wow. >> willie, it's just such an extraordinary speech on so many levels. it was april 3, 1968. it was raining outside. martin luther king was supposed to go deliver the sermon. he was too exhausted. i believe it was ralph abernathy who said, martin, you've got to go, and he went and he delivered one of the most prophetic speeches in history, foreseeing his own death, understanding the challenges and like moses, in the old testament, taken to the top of the mountain to see the promised land, but knowing that he would never get there himself despite the long march of his people to that point, and to, you know, that speech coming april 3, 1968, right before his passing, you know, it's the march on washington in 1963 that led to the passing of the civil rights act, and the vote rights act in '64 and '65 which enshrined for the first time in our constitution, in our nation's laws part of the promises made going back to 1776. and we have come a long way in many, many areas.

i wonder if they'd do the same if their nation were attacked and it's not just you, martin, who has that question markplus of the israelis , plus a huge amount of israelis, plus a huge amount of people across the world who are wondering how you do wondering how you actually do this. president says right this. president biden says right now it's a situation. lord now it's a win situation. lord cameron the same thing. cameron says the same thing. it's situation. take the it's a win situation. take the win and walk away from the table. but how do you do that when you're actually at this time fighting a war, one of the largest wars that has taken place in the middle east for many, many years, six months, in fact, today is 192 days. that the october the 7th attacks occurred inside of israel , 133 occurred inside of israel, 133 hostages still being held somewhere . in gaza, probably in somewhere. in gaza, probably in the south, probably in rafah. you've still got the red alert system going off. it went off just a short time ago before i came into the studio in the north of israel. that means hezbollah still

. ♪♪ >>> today marks 56 years since one of the most notorious incidents of political violence in u.s. history. the assassination of dr. martinnd killed in memphis, tennessee. the civil rights leader, accused by conservatives of being a communist agitator, had gone to support striking sanitation workers. now, 56 years laterlater, the republican party candidate has warned of a bloodbath if he is not elected. vowed to release people who attacked the capital on january 6. people he calls hostage, as one of his first acts if elected. look at some of the so-called hostages. nbc news analyzed 15 of them. there's a former special forces soldier accused of speering an officer in the space with a flagpole. trump posted a screen shot of obama's address. a man set off an explosive device inside a capitol tunnel. joining me is ryan reilly and harry dunn. ryan, tell me more about the so-called hostages. >> reporter: what we tried to focus on was the individuals who are detained. those are the people who haven't been convicted of any crime. that's a reasonable way to look at this. people who haven't been convicted. what we found is that a

martin luther king iii and his wife of the drum major institute toured the national civil rights museum at the lorraine motel to mark the day and the place when dr. king was shot and killed on the second floor balcony. the visit was more than just a remembrance. it was a pilgrimage by the kings to highlight the connection between political violence of the past and the increasingly threatening rhetoric coming from the extreme right today. >> we must learn nonviolence, or we may face nonexistence. some in our society are moving in that direction. the question is what are we going to do? because it's not about me. i. but it's what we do to advance the day when his dream can become real for all humankind. >> last month, i also made a stop at the lorraine motel. is there were so many emotions and thoughts that ran through my mind, one thought often stands out in the moment. they killed the dreamer, but they couldn't kill his dream. the dream lives on as long as we continue to fight and journey forward to realize that dream. i stand with the king family, and i urge everyone to rise up and take a stand against political ex

we're about to cross live to dartford in kent, where a very special parade to mark the occasion has been taking place. i'm martintain's news channel. on gb news, britain's news channel . holac welcome back. it's 323. i'm martin daubney , and this is gb martin daubney, and this is gb news. now to news of yet another tragedy in the channel. just a few hours after the rwanda law cleared parliament in the early hours, five people, including a child, died while attempting to cross from the france to the uk. i'm joined now by the conservative mp for lichfield, sir michael fabricant. welcome to the show, sir michael. another tragedy in the channel, i guess, proves that we are no nearer to stopping the boats. but you'll be pinning your hopes , no doubt on the fact that the rwanda bill at last has been passed. and can that act as a deterrent that so desperately required ? required? >> well, it's interesting that the french have estimated that up to a third a third of all channel crossings end in drownings . i channel crossings end in drownings. i mean, that is a remarkable figure. so yes, i am hoping that the rwanda legi

mark white. >> well, you've just summarised it all there, martin.igation , clearly they will investigation, clearly they will be delving as far into this man's background as they can, because they want to establish exactly what the motivation was and also really to bottom out whether there had been any prior contact with with the police. you heard from louisa rolfe there , the assistant there, the assistant commissioner saying these initial inquiries that they have made, on this, the background of this individual, as far as they can tell there has not been any pnor can tell there has not been any prior contact with this man. but that may change as of course, they then get involved in probably raiding his home address in speaking to family members, friends of this individual, to determine exactly who he he is, what his motivation might well have been . motivation might well have been. >> okay. thank you mark white for that summary. >> okay. thank you mark white for that summary . and of course, for that summary. and of course, we'll have a full react

mark rowley should go amid an anti—semitism row. remember one of his officers called a protester openly jewish. more on that soon. i'm martin martin daubney, and this is gb news now. 5 pm. i'll have the latest on a crunch day for the prime minister in the commons for his flagship policy. of course, that's the rwanda bill. and we're expecting a long day. and we're expecting a long day. and even a long night in parliament. but before that, a seven foot tall bronze statue of queen elizabeth ii has been unveiled in england's smallest county as a memorial to the country's longest reigning monarch. the people of rutland donated more than £140,000 to have the sculpture erected in honour of britain's late queen. it's the first of its kind to be revealed since her death in september 2022. now east midlands reporter will hollis had a front row seat for the biggest of occasions for england's smallest county in rutland, there isn't a single statue . statue. >> now there shall be of one of the most important people in british history, the late queen. lord—lieutenant sarah furness represents the monarch in the county. >> her majesty prov

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mark saint george's day. joining us now, royal historian and columnist martin whittock martin, just just a bit, i don't understandeorge never actually set foot in england ? so actually set foot in england? so how does he then become the patron saint of england ? patron saint of england? >> that's a very good question, the original george , according the original george, according to tradition, was a cappadocian greek who lived in what is now central turkey. there was no turkey at the time, completely different, it was a greek speaking area. cappadocia and greek, who was martyred for his faith. according to tradition, under the roman emperor diocletian and according to tradition, martyred in what we now call central israel, in an 11th century source. he's then given the idea of the role of fighting a dragon. but in libya, so you've got what is now turkey. you've got what is now israel, you've got what is now libya. what's going on here? he became a very, very popular military saint because he was a roman soldier and because he died for his faith. and it particularly took off from the 11th and 12th century onwards,