david cullen his appointment comes as the company continues to fatah with a major crisis. last week in the stock e-mails painted a picture of a company fixated on cost cutting with allegations that management had come $10.00 or regulators and took a casual approach to faith day. now one of dave's biggest challenges will be to get the 737 locked back in the air it's been granted since march of last year after $346.00 people died in 2 crashes involving the model just days ago one of boeing's biggest suppliers fuselage maker spirit aero systems announced it would cut $2800.00 employees due to the production stop it's unlikely to be alone boeing counts some $600.00 suppliers for the program. its supply network is a big part of its significance to the u.s. economy the company reported in 2016 that it spent $45000000000.00 annually on suppliers for all programs generating an estimated 1300000 jobs in the u.s. . boeing is america's largest manufacturing exporter that means production changes often carry over to the u.s. trade balance and to growth itself treasury secretary steve

>> reporter: and three years later, son cullen follows. were they happy? >> she was very happy.s far as i knew, he was happy, too. she loved him. i know that my sister truly, truly loved him. >> and kelley, as a mom, was she having a great time as a young mom? >> she was a great mom. very involved in both of their lives. >> reporter: tom is a successful businessman, owning rental properties and heading up a local servpro franchise. >> they do cleanup in homes and businesses after fires and floods. he was a fairly high-ranking operations manager. >> were they doing well financially as a family? >> they started doing extremely well. during that time. >> he liked to show you how much money he had. he was obsessed with money, with gambling. >> they had purchased a home that kelley absolutely loved. she was so excited. life appeared to be wonderful for kelley, tom, charlie, and cullen. >> reporter: that is, until one autumn night, after a night of poker, tom clayton finds something sinister has happened in his home. >> 911. >> help me, help me. my wife, she's dead. hurry. >> okay, ju

hurry runs a website for people with dietary restrictions he says ignorance is to blame for japan's cullen every shortcomings. the biggest problem is the fact that japanese restaurants and hotels have no understanding of vegetarianism even less of egotism even if they know a little bit about them they can't accommodate their request so many vegetarians especially vegetarians from abroad have a problem eating in japan. as japan prepares to host the olympics and the huge crowds that come with it politicians have recognized the issue too. and of ember the government launched a parliamentary committee to address the problems that a tarion could face while visiting japan her only. to the strategy of catering a lot of products there are not enough preparations for vegetarians so we need to develop our strategy for public education. and education strategy and a method of labeling japanese fades in a way that makes vegetarian tourists feel safe. whatever changes are made for the olympics vegetarians and vegans here live in japan hoping they'll become permanent and that plant based foods will soon

way into harrow on wolf strange hi ok louise good to thing you what are investors making of david cullen do they think he'll be able to turn things around. they say that there was a needed appointment since the 737 mag crisis has taken a toll on the kompany not only financially but also in the more all along war because that's a new management does not mean the current crisis will end anytime soon the new c.e.o. promised simplification at a time we'll still need to know if a national impact of deplane production in the current long so far they call derived from this 7 $37.00 max fiasco goes north of $1000000000.00 and there is no clear sign from regulators on when the grounding will be over in the meantime airline suppliers in the u.s. and g.d.p. which could raise one have a percentage point in the current quarter will still suffer the consequences ok and meanwhile we're seeing tech shares perform really strongly apparently on a report that the united states is going to stop branding china a currency manipulator why do companies like apple care about this. it is important since it symbol

simon cullen, cnn, new south wales. >>> thank you for joining me.ia malika henderson starts right now. ♪ >>> hello and happy new year to you. i'm nia malika henderson. welcome to this special holiday edition of "inside politics." apache gun ships in the skies and tear gas in the streets as security forces fight back protesters attacking

thank you very much, pat cullen, director of the royal college of nursing in northern ireland.pondent. the investigation is in its earlier stages. this airliner went down just hours ago. there is data from the flight which is openly available online. it shows that the plane took off relatively normally from tehran airport. and it climbed, its climate is normal, to about 8000 feet, and at that point, the data disappears. that is unusual. that suggests some catastrophic incident on board the plane. at this stage we cannot say for certain but what would have caused that incident but it is an unusual scenario. there have been reports about engine failures and mechanical problems. any such claims at this moment are premature. if there was an engine failure, most airliners are designed to keep flying if one engine fails, so at the moment, we have to keep an open mind. thank you for that update, tom burridge. let's take a look at the weather forecast, and simon king has the latest details. the weather has been topsy—turvy over the last couple of days. yesterday was a mild day for earl

could you imagine london without its rich cullen every man's game without european delicacies like banana crescent and not to cream cake without at full strudel and sapphire cake safe retreats such as to road. and austrian pretzels. this is kid family of viennese style coffee house and restaurant in north london with rex at around the corner patrons hero worried the establishment might be forced to shut down. the kate snow to. nothing i often indulge will it's lovely to see them and to have dishes like that will they remind us of visits that we have made to your. hand what with this little thing we are not we're not only interested in english things i imagine things will close down and it will be you know it'll be a smaller. less interesting dynamic environment would you recognise a coffee. kind of on our course of honor calls upon. the coffee house was established by christiane monic he's been living in britain for 24 years he was deeply disappointed by the brits it felt london after all is his home he certainly breaks it will make it harder to run his business and to import products fro

the whole process from norway spar north to the gourmet tables around the world the king crab is cullen airy tale worth telling. next we head back to the snow. this time for a bit of an adventure your own max reporter max merrill took on a sledding challenge in austria now it seems as sledding is becoming a popular alternative to skiing in some winter resorts so max decided to take this pastime to another level by entering a race and he shows us that this kind of sledding is anything but child's play. i mean 14 kilometers it's one of the longest sled runs in the world and host to quite a unique race my mission as always is to take part even though i'm a complete novice. anyone can enter but the event attracts the best toboggan ists me myself on an impressive pieced everyone makes it down sooner or later it's just a question of how and when growing up my favor with interactivity was going to programming but anyone who thinks it's all child's play that's never been to this right. takes place in the austrian town of but i'm back all riled up in the boots club and. i came a day early to get

pictures it's happening right now also there will be cannon are coming out of $24.00 shots fired by cullen from the war era the capsule of poland was liberated during for pozner operation the battle for warsaw lasted 3 days from january the 48 to 70 in 1945 the soviet red army helps by the polish army drove the nazi occupiers out the city. as we just said it's exactly 75 years since warsaw was liberated by soviet and polish forces the capital was occupied by nazi germany for years thousands were deported to death camps from the warsaw ghetto 200000 soviet soldiers gave their lives to stop the brutal regime in the city and its surroundings. city stood empty and deserted the bodies of poles tortured and executed to be seen in ditches and sewer pipes there's not a single undamaged building remaining in objects of historical and cultural heritage plundered. it is with great joy as i'm reporting to you that today on january the 7945 joint forces of the soviet army is foes delusion front and the polish 1st army have successfully completed an offensive operation before turning movement and have l

pat cullen, director of the royal college of nursing in northern ireland, spoke to us a little earlierr many years now. it is all a matter of record that the system was about to tip and actually that we were in an absolute crisis in the health service in northern ireland. that is not new information and certainly shouldn't be new information to those health chiefs. what nurses said to me last night, when those very health chiefs came out on the airwaves and said to them, enough is enough, they may tip the health service over, i wish they had listened to ourvoice for the many years that we have been telling them, please do not put in place cost savings plans, freeze nurses vacancies and put in temporary measures to get money out of the system. please put back in the 2800 nurse vacant posts in northern ireland and please address the nursing crisis. nurses in northern ireland are coming into their work everyday and every night and having to manage in an absolute crisis situation. beds lined up in corridors, single rooms meant one patient. there are two patients pushed into it now and with

simon cullen, cnn, new south wales. >>> thank you for joining me. "inside politics" with nia malika henderson starts right now. ♪ >>> hello and happy new year to you. i'm nia malika henderson. welcome to this special holiday edition of "inside politics." apache gun ships in the skies and tear gas in the streets as security forces fight back protesters attacking the u.s. embassy in baghdad. >>> the top presidential democratic contenders reveal who is flush with cash after the fourth quarter. >>> and chief justice john roberts warns america not to take democracy for granted as he prepares to preside over the president's impeachment trial. >> hello, everybody. >> well, the impeachment thing is a big fat hoax. nancy pelosi should be ashamed of herself. she's a highly overrated person. >>> and we begin the hour with a foreign policy gut check for the president triggered by twin c crises on the global change. the north koreans are again a front page problem. kim jong-un says he's free to test nuclear weapons. the other crisis, a flash point with iran, a t

he said he didn't know michael cullen, he said he didn't know all the people before, the steve bannon, et cetera, et cetera. i wouldn't really take his comments at face value, i do however, know these allegations are out there in the president should address them. it's why i think from the beginning, if there's nothing to hide you should cooperate fully with the inquiry, he should go out there, he should be willing to testify. >> harris: you're not bothered by the timing? does these are the 11th hour, it's like the 13th hour. >> it's a free country. people are allowed to say whatever they want. i'm sure rachel maddow was very happy to get that interview on her own. it is a newsworthy interview as you know, and your business. the only reason to be worried about the timing is the truth of the allegations. >> harris: jason? >> i'm concerned not only with the timing but the credibility. this is a guide that is out on bail on a multi-count federal indictment, he r a company called fraud inc., this guy has no credibility, they trot him out on rachel maddow, not on the 11th hour, but after t

pleasant hill he on wednesday, charged with 2 countof molesting a female student when she wa teaching cullen his high school back in 98. the eriff's office says that actually 2 young girls were victimized at the time one was 16 years old the other 17, however, the da's office is one of those women has since di. and it was thother woman who came forward. >>alian these types of cases they almost always occur in secret and a lot of our victims too wait a period of time before coming forward nd so many chdren don't immediately disclose what happened to them. so we have the me sorts issues that we might have with any other a this. al. a complaint like >>woods on administrative leave she was or was bailed out of jaibut she'll be back in court for her arraignment on january 16th, convicted, she's looking at up to 3 years in state prison. >>coming up next a car is stolen right out of a bay area home to see that thse right twll tl you w they even got into the garage in thfirst >>we're back at 8.30 we're looking at weather and traffic before we get back to those headlines see if anytng's a big out the

their african stars in the middle of the league season when iran we spoke to nigeria football writes cullen you don't he doubts the decisions made the events has much to do with the weather as far as we're concerned here in africa. so there's no you're sort of songs do a favor of going to anybody who knows anything about how these things were we know that this was all about the money it's less about the weather and more about the money and i think that's a shame really because. for years. everybody else wanted the african nations got to move from january february to july to summer and the want in africa kept saying that no the weather conditions here do not fit with the move and eventually it was that was made for the 1st time. of the last tournament and now we're about to square one now from apostle on a star shot he says he turned down the chance to be the new coach as he knew it wasn't the right time for him to accept the job he's currently in charge of cuts for a club alsop i'm very grateful of. for this proposal but this is not the right time for me of course is my dream to go. but it'

start 2020 and the early kick off set a chelsea in aston villa both in front that goes up against cullenchelsea again as champions majesty city host everton. and that's as well for me police will have more for you later on but for now it's back to derek all right tess and i thank you very much indeed well have the year 2020 is well and truly here so will even i was some of the spectacular new celebrations from around the world don't go i am back with more news at the top of the hour i. i. can. with its leaders in jail a greek party when eyes on the lives mothers and daughters of the imprisoned leaders to represent them. the women behind the fearsome rightwing nationalist going to do not when you say i'm not you know what exactly does it mean it means not for most golden dawn girls a witness documentary on al-jazeera or mosque. just off one of his main highways the median family collects as much water as possible from the mountain above. a nationwide blackout left millions without power a regular water supplies. but this water is not portable the health ministry is recommending people tre

the first example of this already happened in may when colonel cullen was returning from an agreed-upon reconnaissance flight. he was fired upon by soviets. he thought this was a mistake but then this started to happen more and more frequently, and in fact, few americans were actually shot down. survived,y, the crews but this is becoming a sticky wicket as they say. the shuttle missions were suspended while the bases were cleared up and just to keep the projects alive, the 15th air force shuttle, p 51 fighters of the soviet union back and forth. really, because of the hostility of the soviets and the bombing work simply did not particularly well, it was obvious that this was going to wind down. blank, we want you americans out of the soviet union. in reality, there was really very little to carry on for. the marianas island had opened up to the americans. they'd long -- they no longer needed to wheedle for maritime bases in siberia. the soviet operation which we just heard about saw the red army sweeping in toward the polish border, so the ukrainian bases were now sort of so out of rang

trust undertook an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the events that led up to mr cullen and services into the future." the other trust said, "we send our deepest condolences and unreserved apology to the family are mr collins. as an nhs trust we take pride in delivering excellent patient care and evidencing learning when required. our continued thoughts are with the family during this difficult time. we have made a number of changes to processes and procedures in the light of this case to ensure this incident will never be repeated." an e—mail from amanda who tells us, my husband was discharged after an attempt on his life, then readmitted, then allowed out, then he took his own life. staff vote at the time that he was at the most severe risk of suicide and he had a history of depression. my and he had a history of depression. my life is destroyed. if you want to get in touch with us, you can e—mail us. and our actionline website is bbc.co.uk/actionline. if you need help, there are loads of organisations listed there who you can contact. airport checks are being set up i

pat cullen, director of the royal college of nursing in northern ireland, spoke to us a little earlierin northern ireland. that is not new information and certainly shouldn‘t be new information to those health chiefs. witnesses said to me last night, when those very health chiefs came out on the airwaves and said to them, enough is enough, they may tip the health service over, i wish they had listened to our voice for the many years that we have been telling them, please do not put in place cost savings plans, freeze nurses vacancies and put in temporary measures to get money out of the system. please put back in the 2,800 nurse vacant posts in northern ireland and please address the nursing crisis. nurses are coming into their work every day and every night and having to manage in an absolute crisis situation. beds lined up in corridors, single rooms meant for one patient. there are two patients pushed into it now and with one oxygen point it is those nurses that are trying to deal with that day today. they‘re waking up in the morning and they get out of their bed and go into their wo

pat cullen, director of the royal college of nursing in northern ireland, spoke to us a little earlier service in northern ireland. that's not new information, and it certainly shouldn't be new information to those health chiefs. what nurses said to me last night, when those very health chiefs came out on the airwaves and said to them enough is enough, then they tipped the health service over there. i wished they had listened to our nurses for the many years we have been telling them, please do not put in place temporary measures to get money out of the system. please put back in the 2800 nurse vacant posts in northern ireland, and please addressed the nursing crisis. nurses in northern ireland are coming into their work everyday and every and having to manage in an absolute crisis situation. beds lined up in corridors and single rooms meant for one patient. two patients pushed into it now. and with one oxygen point. it is those nurses that are trying to deal with that day in, day out. they say when they wake up in the morning and get out of the bed and go into work, it is with absolut

when mick cullen set off from john o' groats to hike the length of britain, he did so injust a pair ofrea kfast‘s jayne mccubbin brings us his story. you might have heard of the legend thatis you might have heard of the legend that is speedo mick. speedo mick! oh my goodness. national legend he is. fantastic. if you have, you will recognise these legs. you will definitely recognise that body. oh, thank you, thank you. he is halfway through a charity work from —— walk from john o' groats to land's through a charity work from —— walk from john o' groats to lands end, famously wearing only... undergarments, speedos. thank you. how have you not died of hypothermia, speedo mick?” how have you not died of hypothermia, speedo mick? i don't know, maybe i've got kryptonite or something going on for my blood. i don't know. here we are, we are on ben nevis in me knickers. and step—by—step, it has all been documented on social media. who knew scotla nd documented on social media. who knew scotland was so big, man? people looking out their windows for the man in his pants. anglin, scotland. speedo