who is denny ross? >> denny ross. wow.ho got himself in a situation by telling the truth. >> the father says denny was an average, carefree kid, excited about a new job in internet marketing, not a killer. >> personality, demeanor. if he walked in the door, who would we meet? >> you would meet a person who just doesn't stop smiling. it doesn't matter who you are, you'll feel at home when you're around him because he's just got that personality. >> the medical examiner ruled hannah's death a homicide by asphyxiation, saying she was strangled to death. but little else was clear. for instance, the m.e. found semen inside the body during the autopsy, but said it wasn't useful because it had degraded so much in the week when her body lay in the trunk of the car. and then there were what critics saw as investigative lapses. police never checked boyfriend brad oborn's alibi the night she disappeared, never checked her pager records, and never performed a key chemical test of the carpet inside denny's apartment. the luminol test.

dennis comes in third, 20 minutes behind the top runner.sted, he had to stop at the last turn around point. >> daniel came in fourth. he tripped on a stone midway down the mountain and fell. the award for fourth place was just $70. the runners' take home money i the prize money after deducted 15% commission for chen and the cost of air fare and accommodationsns. due too his injury, daniel was unable too run in races later i the month. he ran just t three racaces and a total of around $500 u.s. after deducting costs, he ended up w with losses of $650. >> dennis ended up $1,000 ahead. >> it's a little money, but it's going to boost my training so i can achieve the next level. two weeks ago, i ran my personal best, two hours, 13 minutes. and i'm hoping maybe i can find a good agent. someone who will connect me to races in europe. so china is like building up. >> five men are sentenced to death for the murder of jamal khashoggi. the trial als mockery of justice. hello. this is al jazeera, live from doha. year for, a disastrtrous aftereing ceo,

dennis: yes.ughter] tails: very simply, if the was elected -- and i don't mean this from a political view -- which is, say, warren or sanders, and taxes went higher, maybe back to the old rate, that is clearly a significant negative for future expected cash returns and multiples come down significantly. on the trump side, more of the same. i think the only risk would be if another four years of donald means you also have harder china policy, more huawei-type scenarios with specific risks for tech companies. vonnie: are the headlines we have been trading on, does that stop in 2020? and wait for an outcome -- does the market ignore headlines and wait for an outcome? dennis: yes, on a macrolevel. the shift will lead to more specific measures on national security issues as it relates to tech companies in china and certain u.s. companies that do business with them. list ofnd up with a 200, 300 names of chinese companies we can't do business with for national security reasons, and then they come back at

dennis: commodities.n to them and they are unbelievable relative to equity prices. nobody is talking about and will year.king about next carol: which commodities? dennis: wheat and cotton. gideon: i think the continuation of the populist surge and whether it will go forward or be beaten back in major elections, and domestic politics will be the major issue. francine: it was fun. gideon rose, dennis gartman, and carol, thank you was well. this is what the picture is looking like in the markets. the u.s. gdp may move markets later on. they are fluctuating a little bit as investors try to count down to the holiday season. they are concerned about liquidity but at the same time they are also trading in pretty volatile environment that is not that oversubscribed. the house of parliament and boris johnson, the withdrawal bill will be voted on shortly. this is bloomberg. ♪ . >> out with the old, in with the same. andrew bailey will be governor of the bank and shepherding the u.k. through brexit. and pound pounde

see you at denny's! >>> welcome back. our time is now 5:56.still in shock after getting an $800 tip. she has been a waitress at sam's place for 12 years. saturday, she served a party of 10. before she could handle hand over the bill, one of the guests stuck a wad of cash into her hand. later, she realized it was an $800 tip. >> this one over here jumped up and gave me a hug. the owner of sam's club says his employees and customers are like a family. there's no surprise that shelley decided to share her good fortune. >> more than 1000 low income families are waking up with extra presence for christmas. the shelby's and's armies shop was set up in a warehouse south of market, giving parents a chance to choose their own gifts for their kids. the families got that much needed help despite a big drop in funding this year. they say red kettle donations are down. the rainy weather didn't help either. >> i had to buy quite a bit just to make sure we could meet for the need for today. >> the salvation army says the program provided about 3000 kids with

dennis muhlenberg is out as ceo of boeing. shares are up. so is the market dow up 104 ever since we downloaded the 30 day fitness app, we've been working out every day. together we've already lost 15 pounds. didn't you say you gained a few? yeah of muscle. the point is we're doing it together. this whole process has really made me realise how much extra weight i've been carrying around. i might just want to drop another 180 pounds. that's almost how much i weigh hun. exactly. >>> the experience i brought from my aviation days, and what i think is the significance overhauls that have to go on inside of our company to increase visibility on the subject of safety, straight up to the board and right down to the bottom of the organization and create more independence in the functions that represent safety >> joining us now on the phone line is former ceo of continental airlines, gordon bethune. the news today, the change in leadership your reaction. >> well, inevitable, so to speak, given the current changes or lack of changes at boeing and the l

what did dennis muilenburg do wrong? he approached it from a very analytical engineering point of view. in a lot of ways, that did not speak to what people in d.c. wanted to hear. it did not speak to what families of the people on those two crashed air flights wanted to hear. i think a lot of this was seen as a technical issue. we will get the engineering right and move forward. really, people in d.c. were hoping to hear a bit more of a human oriented, compassionate message. this was not just a problem to go out and fix. there were real issues here with the airplane. guy: thanks very much indeed. bloomberg's george ferguson and justin backman joining us on the news we've had, that dennis muilenburg, ceo of boeing, is going to step aside, and dave calhoun will step into his shoes. let's get the bloomberg first word news with viviana hurtado. viviana: new documents show president donald trump asked about u.s. military aid to ukraine for his call with the country's president. the center for public integrity obtaining heavil

that is the position dennis muilenburg used to have. >> dennis muilenburg is out. david calhoun is in. for how long he will be in, we don't know yet. he is 62 years old, he is nearing the retirement age. is he the right person to lead them going forward? perhaps, he is being brought in d repairr the damage an the damage with customers. a lot of customers here in asia, they have tona, repair relations with suppliers, as you mentioned. dennis muilenburg repeated the mantra and part of that was driving a hard bargain with suppliers, driving down cost. dennis muilenburg had a laser focus on reducing cost, in cash, and return on equity,,. some say perhaps at the expense of safety. obviously,s 20/20 given the couple of crashes. in the long list of things that he must do in addition to repairing relations with the faa, customers, suppliers, and the flying public. haslinda: it is a long, long list. be david calhoun's first order of business? thet probably has to be regulators, the faa. we are getting word that a second batch of emails have also been turned over to the faa.

dennis mullen burke is forced out of that and a whole lot more coming up on d.w. news africa with kate ferguson only on her rock and bro and i'll see you again at the top of the be our work out with the world headlines for now on behalf of all of us thank you for spending part of the difference. for. the colbys in germany to learn german. published in the past why not learn with him online on hold while i am free to shaft from the w.c. learning course nico street. and jam and live. at any time i've come to any place easy names easy in the palace you have to look like a little scratch songs to sing along to you to use the code to you from super. to for. interactive exercises. everything is online file an interactive benjamin to frame 50 w. . boeing c.e.o. is forced to step down dennis mullen brett resigned following a troubling year that sold the company's flocks of 737 mocks grounders offer to take all classes also coming out of tech titans be where 10 years it's finding a digital services talks aimed at global tech giants like facebook we'll speak to our correspo

we will play if it's actually inside a denny's. he said, yeah. the show on social media and fans came from out of state. two hours before the 7:00 show, the restaurant was flooded with fans. that might have been the business for denny's by then the band started to play and the band started to rock redefining the denny's term grand slam. >> there was supposed to be four or five more bands. we were the first band and, i think we just got on and did our thing. >> i don't think they were necessarily trying to break that thing. 10 of that punching bags. they're just like fun. they're not like could destroy. that his manager would not go on camera but she's seen in some of the videos. the banquet room was reserved in advance, but at no time was it known there would be a full- time concert. while we do have banquet space and some restaurants we do not allow events that the disrupt then experiences >> i knew that this kid had other things to think about. ultimately, the 17-year-old who organized the show was hit with a bill for the damages. that did the

the pressure was clearly mounting on dennis'. from clients or from the airlines for instance they complained that dennis mellon burke was giving folsom statements when the 73. 8 planes are allowed to fly again there was also a lot of pressure and a call for resignation from the victims' families and then also he started to get a tough time with this story to use putting too much pressure on regulators by the end of the day wall street was not really surprised that she had to step down the question was not if but when they were actually on wall street it's quite obvious the stock of boeing is gaining about 3 percent intraday session so much needed shake up there what do we know about mon briggs replacement though david calhoun. well what we do know about david cohen is he's somehow a fixer when companies are in trouble he was heading the engine division of general electric when 911 happened and the airline industry overall got into quite some crisis then and 2017 he became chairman of the board of pillar when there was a suspicion

a remarkable morning boeing is the news of the day, dennis muilenburg is out at ceo.lebeau has more >> the decision reached to fire dennis muilenburg, replacing him will be the former chair, technically chair, will step out of chair, become president and ceo, david calhoun he becomes president and ceo effective january 13th what was the final straw that broke the camel's back in large part, the relationship between boeing and the faa which is completely broken down over the last several months. i learned from sources that this morning david calhoun called the head of the faa, steve dixon it was a short but amicable phone call in that call calhoun said to dixon boeing welcomes rigorous oversight. he also said boeing wants to be regulated. this is a big change in tone for boeing compared to where it was a few months ago but in terms of whether or not dennis muilenburg was not going to be in the job for long, it was expected for some time his tenure would be short. this is our conversation with him in the halls of capitol hill just a couple months ago >> have there been

dennis, sorry to jump in, dennis baron, otherwise known as doctor grammar, thank you so much for joiningve more frosty weather around at the moment. not exactly in the same place as it was last night, mind you, because although we have this cold area of high pressure just drifting a little bit further south, allowing milder atlantic air to topple around the north of that, feeding its way into scotland and northern ireland. so for scotland, nowhere near as cold as it was last night. with the clearer guys for england and wales, this is where we will have a widespread frost to start the day today. plenty of sunshine at least to begin with. more cloud coming in on the south—westerly breezes for northern ireland and scotland. patchy rain for scotland, mainly highlands and ireland. this cloud may well work its way down through the irish sea and into northern parts of england and wales, leaving the sunnier skies towards the south and south—east. temperatures again, 6, 7 degrees, a bit milder in the far north of scotland where we have the rain. that's on the weather front there which will tend t

david calhoun will replace dennis muilenburg. the former ge executive has been serving as chairman since october. in spain, state prosecutors are asking a judge to maintain the international arrest warrant for the former catalan leader. the two are attempting to take seats in the parliament. they are wanted in spain for their roles in of former 2017 succession bit by the catalan government and separatist lawmakers. the men fled to belgium after the attempt failed. a tiny community near the canadian border known for casting the nation's first ballots just after the stroke of midnight in presidential elections may need to skip that tradition in 2020. election officials say dix bill knox, new hampshire is missing a required official to hold the primary. the current population is four. global news -- global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. kevin? kevin: thank you, mark. happy holidays. a new twist

mark: dennis muilenburg is out is boeing ceo.aker remains in turmoil after last year's two deadly crashes involving a top-selling jetline. the 737 max has been grounded since march. boeing has temporarily halted its output. david calhoun role-plays mullen bert as ceo and president. formermer gea of -- the general electric executive has been serving as cfo since october. saudi arabia has found six people guilty in the murder of jamal khashoggi. five people be executed for the crime and another three will be imprisoned for 24 years. turkeys foreign ministry says the convictions are unsatisfactory because they do not reveal who ordered the killing. hong kong got back to business over weekend scuffles of police and protesters. --dreds of gathered just so to show support from the chinese majority. at one point, an officer drew his gun and pointed it at demonstrators. no shots were fired in the incident. vladimir putin inaugurated a massive railway bridge to crimea. he rode a commuter train for the opening of the 11.9 mile bridge. it i

dennis, you have the silver lining, don't you? >> let me think for a second.m brought its a-game. raiders did not. for a while it looked like oakland was going to give this coliseum the proper send-off. 13-point lead against the jaguars. but for the second straight week, the raiders were shut off in the second half. a lot of raider alumni on hand for the oakland finale. they were hoping for a fast start. raiders delivered. tyrell williams. 40-yard score. his first touchdown since october. 7-0 oakland. raiders led 16-3 at the half. now a 10-point game, 4th quarter. jacksonville, that cut the deficit to 16-13. under two minutes to go. daniel carlson missed the 45-yard attempt. he actually missed twice in a bizarre sequence. gruden could only shake his head and watch the defense allow another late touchdown from minshew to connolly. jags took a 20-16 lead. everybody was stunned. oakland's only option, a hail mary into the end zone on the final possession. they bat it down. and the jaguars come back to win 20-16 after the raiders fail to score in the second half.

denny's is a family-friendly restaurant.rupt the dining experience of our guests. >> we really like to get paid for the experience we give out, especially if it's going to be at a show that's as cool as denny's. i knew this kid had other things to think about besides paying us. >> reporter: ultimately the 17-year-old who organized the show was hit with a bill for thp this appeal for fans to send him money via venmo. >> he's 17 years old. it's his first show he's ever thrown. it was the first show night anybody has ever gone to and denny's got all their money back. >> the damage ended up being about $1,000. i wonder if he got all that money. by the way, it was a broken chandelier, furniture. >> you must do some sort of deposit or insurance or something. >> he will now. >> like big man on campus. >>> next on mornings on 2 the 9, a sweet salute to firefighters. we'll let you know about a unique way a north bay man is paying tribute to crews and helping the firefighters' toy drive as well. also some children in oakland may have

i think dennis mullenberg's departure was inevitable at some point.t which we now know contained a floor, which never should have got past regulators, and it was allowed to continue flying after the first of those two catastrophic accidents. the plane was allowed to keep lying and another one crashed in ethiopia. he has come underfire for presiding over an era where the company put reduction rates over its safety, according to people. it says safety is its number one priority, but there has been a lot of criticism to dennis mullenberg‘s response and his attempt to spread brain and say the accidents were part of a chain of events. i think his departure was inevitable. the fact it is happens 110w inevitable. the fact it is happens now has been triggered by the announcement last week that boeing was going to have to close down it point in washington state where it makes the plane. boeing has been saying all year it wanted this aircraft are flying again by the end of the year, that is not going to happen. he has consistently had a problem with overoptimis

under dennis muilenburg, boeing had been on a great run. this company becomes the biggest industrial giant in the united states, surpassing ge, under mullen berg. it's stock had tripled up until the beginning part of this year, when the problems -- the mechanical problems -- started to surface with the 737 max. the two crashes and more than 340 or the 346 -- associated aths associated with that. dennis muilenburg, his philosophy, his mantra, was compete to win. he really drove a hard bargain with suppliers around the world. he put, according to a number of analysts, a laser focus on costs. it is being called a retirement but let's not mince words. he has pre-much been ousted. the question now is did he put cash and cost savings at the expense of safety? that is the big question. david calhoun has the big task. he is a former ge veteran, the former ceo -- he is now the ceo and president taking over for mullen berg. taking over in mid-january. what is the first order of business? stephen: it is a long to-do list. first of all, you have to loo

dennis mullen burke has resigned the united states comes as the company struggles to deal with the full eyes of 2 fatal crashes involving the flagship 737 much model the plane makers share price rose firmly on the news the federal aviation administration had previously described plan for getting the plane back in the air not realistic. boeing has been mired in crisis ever since the loss of 2 of its 737 max aircraft the crashes seen indonesia last year and ethiopia this year killed all 346 passengers and crew on board investigators found that flight control software designed to stop the plane from stalling was a major factor in both disasters right after the 2nd crash in march the 737 mix was grounded worldwide 2019 has left the aviation giant facing massive costs a raft of investigations and potentially devastating lawsuits right now it's a tough spot in the sense that airline sales globally haven't been strong as they should only through all of the fact they're us really on. night. winning over some customers last week boeing said it was temporarily suspending production of the 737 max

is forced to step down and dennis mullen burke resigns following a troubling year that for the company's flagship 737 much grinded after 2 fatal crashes also coming up the chinese pig farmers are on edge as disease and high prices butcher their businesses. over little time. as pilgrims flock to the site widely considered to be the 1st place of jesus christ we'll take a look at how local businesses are responding to the tourists to. this is new business i'm take ferguson welcome boeing c.e.o. dennis mullen burke has resigned the united states comes as the company struggled to deal with the full eyes of 2 fatal crashes involving the flagship 737 much model the plane makers share price rose firmly on the news the federal aviation administration had previously described muslim brides plan for getting the plane back in the air not realistic. boeing has been mired in crisis ever since the loss of 2 of its 737 max aircraft crashes in indonesia last year and ethiopia this year killed all 346 passengers and crew on board investigators found that flight control software designed to stop the plane

is forced to step down dennis miller resigned following a troubling year that saw many of the company's jets grounded after 2 fatal crashes . also coming up a saudi court has sentenced 5 men to death over the murder of journalist amal construction and 3 others were given prison terms in connection with the killing of the washington post journalist at the saudi consulate in istanbul last year. turkey warns of a looming crisis as tens of thousands of syrians flee attacks in islam province turkey's president says any influx of refugees would have consequences for europe. i'm sumi so what's going to it's good to have you with us we start with some breaking news boeing's c.e.o. dennis mullen burke has stepped down the aircraft manufacturer faced multiple setbacks this year including industrial scandals after 2 fatal crashes a boeing $737.00 max a jetliner now an inquiry revealed major problems with the regulatory oversight of the company's operations to partner is effective immediately he'll be replaced by chairman debt david calhoun and the company says it needs to restore confidence and re

boeing has announced that its chief executive dennis muilenburg is stepping down.r muilenburg has faced serious criticism in the aftermath of two major accidents involving boeing's new 737 max planes in which a total of 346 people died. last week the company announced it was halting production of the aircraft. in a statement the company said a change of leadership was needed to restore confidence. our international business correspondent theo leggett gave us some background a little earlier. he presided over an era where boeing came out with its flagship aircraft which we now know contained a flaw, which never should have got past regulators, and it was allowed to continue flying after the first of those two catastrophic accidents involving a plane of indonesia. the plane was allowed to keep flying and another one crashed a few months later in ethiopia. he has come underfire for presiding over an era where the company put production rates and the pursuit of profits over its safety, according to people. it says safety is its number one priority, it always has done,

mullen berg was fired even though the press really says and i'm quoting here that dennis wallenberg has resigned from his positions as chief executive officer and board director effective immediately the statement goes on to say and again on quoting the board of directors decided a change in leadership was necessary to restore confidence in the company moving forward as it works to repair relationships with regulators customers and all other stakeholders that's a pretty damning statement coming from one of the world's biggest multinational corporations one that has an integrity part in many countries airline traffic and certainly one that has not just cost the lives of $346.00 people since october 2018 but also has cost the company more than $8000000000.00 since these 2 fatal plane crashes. might be gone but we're going to try to get boeing back on track and get those 737 max craft back in the skies. well as the quote from the board of directors indicated 1st the $737.00 maxes software is going to have to pass muster not just with us airline regulators but probably with european air

we did see boeing's shares rise on the news that dennis muilenburg is on his way. from an investing point of view, does this mark a turning point? is this the time to get into boeing? >> i'm not sure of that. and i think your interview encapsulated so articulately the management issue for this board. put had success, as you it, or as the reporter put it, in the financial engineering, stock buybacks, the process. did they go too far? i do n't remember who asked that question in cost cutting? and did the cost-cutting result in the crash? that's still under investigation. and we saw some snippets about possible cost-cutting effects reaching the max. that remains to be seen. so, what do you do in a management case study like boeing? a cases will become study, i believe, for management courses in business schools. you replace the ceo. that is the job of the board. you bring in the most credible person you can, that you can obtain quickly. they've done that. as you just said. they brought in an experienced executive to replace him, and the experience included the interna

boeing has announced the boardroom shake up as it suffers major losses chief executive dennis mullen burgess being replaced next month following criticism of his had wing of the 737 max controversy boeing says the change is necessary to restore confidence in the company the jets remain grounded by airlines worldwide following 2 crashes within 5 months industry regulators need to approve new software before takeoff clearance is given roslyn jordan is in washington d.c. she says but the bird was forced to step down. i think it's fair to say that he was fired i'm going to quote from the press release which boeing put out in the past hour after it said that dennis mullen burke has resigned from his positions as chief executive officer and board director effective immediately then goes on to say the board of directors decided that a change in leadership was necessary to restore confidence in the company moving forward as it works to repair relationships with regulators customers and all other stakeholders this comes after a rather devastating profile of dennis mullen berg in sunday's new

. >> i would put it in the portfolio and someone just told me don't bet against dennis. >> no. >> i'm with joe on the laggards, we added emerging markets, i think everybody should buy emg. >> planes, pagp, another infrastructure play for energy. >> thanks for watching "the exchange" starts right now. >>> welcome, everybody, to the exchange, boeing shares dropped since the grounding of the 737 max. so recertification get pushed out even more and some investors are beginning to ask why is ceo dennis muilenburg still in charge we will explore. >>> plus, will the china trade truce bring back ceo confidence and lead to more spending? the head of the conference board says the deal doesn't mean much to them but he will tell you what does. >>> and from electric cars to cigarettes to, at thats on medical devices there is a lot at stake for wall street and you in that latest spending bill we will dig into the fine print, a you will that and more over the next 60 or so minutes. let us begin with more new records for your money seema mody a lot of green on that screen. >> a better than expected r

yes, dennis is very good because he's friends with us, dennis. very friendly. aren't you, dennis?rom becoming horsemeat. when he's at home, he can be quite a handful but as soon as he gets to a setting like this, he completely settles, cool as a cucumber and just lets everybody fuss him and i'm sure he absolutely loves it. look, how about if i wear the antlers instead? go on, you put the antlers on then, ed. shall i put the antlers on? yeah, go on. neigh! fiona lamdin, bbc news. i'm outside with sophie and dennis now. lovely to see you. this is a big adventure for him. it certainly is, he has travelled all the way from west wales yesterday. we stayed with a friend and here he is. tell usa with a friend and here he is. tell us a bit about him. you said he can be feisty outside sometimes. absolutely. we think dennis is between 25 and 28 years old. i brought him from a local horse sales for the grand sum of £30. he had an uncertain future when i got him but since then he has kept my former racehorses company. as you can see, he's a bit of a handful but once he is indoors and starts t

had this is somebody who up until recently was loudly defending denni dennis muilenbu, said he had confidence new at this, -- continuity, yes. but in terms of convincing people it's a new day, we'll see. >> what was the nail in the coffin for mulcoffin for muleen. >> there were problems beyond the commercial aircraft division. but in the end, i think the plan up until a week ago was to try to get him through the recertification of the aircraft and then he would say, hey, my job is done, let's pass the torch. once that was not imminent and you didn't know when the end was in sight, he was more of a distraction, more of part of the problem than the solution. lauren: does the same go for calhoon? he's 62 years old, i believe. do you think he tries to get the 737 max flying again and then they look for a replacement for him? >> good question, whether he's sort of more of what you would call a caretaker ceo, that could indeed be the case. boeing has a mandatory retirement age of 65. so unless they change that, yeah, by definition, he's not going to be there for a decade or anything like that. so,

here again is dennis murphy. s d. . >> >> reporter: it was may 5th, 2014. the car was at the head of the driveway. lights on and two county detectives arriving to try to figure out what had happened to the young woman dead in the drivers seat. detective mike ryan and captain steve welker in the first minutes of what would be a years long investigation. >> mike and i arrived at about the same time. >> did the scene explain itself to you? >> we could see the basics of what had happened. >> reporter: their victim brandy daniels had been shot three times at close range. crime scene techs would later recover three shell casings and a clip for a semi-automatic pistol. brandy's purse and phone were beside her. >> we eliminated robbery -- almost immediately. because there was an amount of money there that somebody woulda took if it would've been a robbery. >> reporter: as the csi's took their photos and estimated bullet trajectories, gathered blood, dna, brandy's mom, sister, and fiancee watched on in blank horror. >> what do you remember about the rest of that nig

i am dennis o'donnell, back to you. >> all right. ahead of today's green bay game, aaron rodgers made a show of support for his northern california hometown and the people rising from the ashes. as. >>> betty yu explains, the simple gesture is going a long way. >> the packers bead the redskins but it is what aaron rodgers wore on his feet that has lot of northern californians talking. >> his cause for the fires out in california. >> reporter: green bay quarterback aaron rodgers wore his heart on his cleats during the pre-season against the washington redskins. featured cal fire, the state of california, and the hash figure butte strong and paradise strong as part of the my cause, my cleats campaign. aaron rodgers is a chico native. it is the most destructive wildfire in california history. >> great for the city and this area, the bay area, i mean, local guy, went to cal. i just think it is great he is raising awareness. >> for him to highlight the issues that have been going on in our backyard is real nice to see that he still has a

when bob retired, he was second only to dennis in terms of wickets taken second only to dennis in terms and second only to dennis in terms of wickets taken and test match cricket. so he will always go down as one of england's greatest ever fast bowlers. you've worked with a great many bowlers, where would he rank? he would be right up there, you know, jimmy anderson now, modern—day greats, you know, bob, without a shadow of a doubt would be up there with them. one of the greatest this country has ever produced. you know, someone country has ever produced. you know, someone that played the central contract, so not only did he charge in and both faster england, but he did the for workshare for many years in county cricket, and was a fantastic servant to the game of cricket in england generally. welcome he was probably quite well—known for his grumpy demeanour, but he was fondly known for it. wasn't he? absolutely. you know, those who saw him do the verdict in the debate would have seen a man that come you know, was quite quick to point out when england had a tough day, but everybody knew

he started by giving me his impression of dennis muilenburg who he met recently.ss much better in person than anything i have seen previously in the media. i watched him in the congressional hearing and the press conferences he had earlier this year and he looked much more like a corporate man oi’ even a and he looked much more like a corporate man or even a rabbit caught in the spotlight. face—to—face he was very contrite, apologised profusely on numerous occasions, he was looking through my notes, he said they did stepped up to the plate, they don't have pilots, it had a personal effect on him meeting the families of the victims of the accidents, and that was very positive, and more substantially he talked about changes in the structure of the company, a much more direct link between engineering and planning on himself and safety coming from the board, encouraging the employees to whistleblowing. what was behind going's slow response to this crisis? there have been allegations they were putting profits over safety. i asked that question, and he said we would nev

i'm representing dennis kruger and firefighters. dennis couldn't find parking. found the garage overfilled. and so he sent me a text. he was very frustrated and he left. >> so they're following up. they want to wish everybody happy holidays. by the way, we loved abbie's, director yant's message, it was nice to see. and that was pointed out at our retiree meeting yesterday when we had the party. so we are here to wish everyone happy holidays and also -- sorry, always to thank the staff. we have the best staff in the world. i'm sorry, i get broken up about it. health services workers, our staff is the best in the city and i've worked in a lot of different departments. i won't tell you stories, okay? but we have the best. they work hard for us all year. open enrollment is a killer. and they make it easy for all of us. and all the services that they provide, you just need to know that all the retirees are grateful. and all of the associations, whether it's retired fire or vpoa, or retirees, all of us are extremely grateful. happy holidays and happy new year and see

dennis mcgahn fired after the 737 max debacle.have been grounded after crashes in malaykia and ethiopia ed 346 people. still to calm on "newshour," the killing in the kingdom. five sentenced to death r the murderf jamal khashoggi. outs, the ceo o boeing steps down amid turmoil on returning the 737 max to fligh cutting coverage, washington efforts reduce children's health care and much more. >> this is the "pbs newsur " from weta studios in washington and from the west, the walter cronkite school of journalism. judy: a court in saudi arabia sentenced five people t death for their involvement in the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. the proceedings took nearly a royear, were ed in secrecy, closed to the press and public, and only open to a select group of diplomats. we have details on the proceedings and a review of khashoggi's murder. reporter: in the case of the rder of citizen jamal khashoggi, may he rest in peace, the attorney general finished its investigation. porter: the announcement came nearly 14 months after the murde

dennis mullen burge for breaching the public's trust. the board of directors decided that a change in leadership was necessary to restore confidence in the company moving forward as it works to repair relationships with regulators customers and all other stakeholders. 189 people died when a lion air 737 max crashed in indonesia in october 2018 less than 6 months later another 157 people were killed when an ethiopian airlines jet also a $737.00 max crashed in the north of that country the u.s. government forced boeing to ground the jet until problems with both the operating software and with pilot training could be fixed we've made mistakes we've learned and we are still learning but despite repeated promises from mulund berg to get the planes back in the air by the end of this year the problems continue regulators in the u.s. and europe have refused to clear the 737 max is returned to the skies and lawsuits are pending a lawsuit alleges that the why america crash was in part a result of a recently dangerous conditions of boeing 737 max a

we are going to send you to dennis o'donnell at centurylink field. next [ dramatic music ] this holiday... ahhhhh!!! -ahhhhh!!! a distant friend returns... elliott. you came back! and while lots of things have changed... wooooah! -woah! it's called the internet. some things haven't. get ready for a reunion 3 million light years in the making. woohoo! -yeah! >>> the 49ers and eagles. beat the seahawks when the nfc west. lose, they fall to the number five seed and hit the road for wildcard weekend games. we will send you to dennis in seattle. >> reporter: thank you vern. the 49ers and the seahawks, this is a rematch of week 10, won by seattle in and clear. two players the did not play the game, now we know what to expect from george kittle. here is reaction from both teams this week. >> i know that they want to have them out there, they think that he will be effective. you know, he will get everybody pumped up and things like that. that is what he has done there for the fans and stuff. was tharts iis all about the game. he is a good player, so he will

here again is dennis murphy. >> reporter: it was may 5th, 2014. the car was at the head of the driveway. lights on and two county detectives arriving to try to figure out what had happened to the young woman dead in the drivers seat. detective mike ryan and captain steve welker in the first minutes of what would be a years long investigation. >> mike and i arrived at about the same time. >> did the scene explain itself to you? >> we could see the basics of what had happened. >> reporter: their victim brandy daniels had been shot three times at close range. crime scene techs would later recover three shell casings and a clip for a semi-automatic pistol. brandy's purse and phone were beside her. >> we eliminated robbery -- almost immediately. there was an amount of money there that somebody woulda took if it would've been a robbery. >> reporter: as the csi's took their photos and estimated bullet trajectories, gathered blood, dna, brandy's mom, sister, and fiancee watched on in blank horror. >> what do you remember about the rest of that night? >> s

the aircraft company's chief executive, dennis muilenburg,. has resigned. the board said it is necessary to resolve -- restore confidence in the firm. the company has struggled since two fatal crashes that killed 346 people. >> boeing has been mired in crisis since the loss of its seven aircraft. two crashes in indonesisia last yeyear and if you bid this year killed all passengers and crew on board. flight control software designed to stop the plane from stalling was a major factor in both disasters. after the second crash in march, the 737 max was grounded worldwide. 2019 has left the aviation giant facing massive costs. a raft of investigations, and potentially devastating losses. last week, boeing said it would temporarily suspend production of the 737 max. the federal aviation administration says recertification of the jets s wt extend into next year, suggesting there is still a long way to go. there has been keen focus on the company's crisis management and on the chief executive dennis muilenburg's leadership. he came under further scrutiny this month

dennis muilenberg is out after a year of disasters, delays, and setbacks. >>> and christmas chaos. a prize giveaway at a mall goes horribly wrong. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with the holiday travel hazard on christmas eve. millions of americans are on the move with some storms threatening their plans. torrential rain caused flooding across parts of the southeast yesterday. in south carolina a dam broke, flooding streets and neighborhoods. some people say the water rose up to 6 feet. meanwhile more rain and snow is expected in the west today. olga ospina from our los angeles station kcbs is tracking your holiday forecast. >> good tuesday morning to you. happy christmas eve. this, of course, is going to be a very busy travel day. so if you're going to be traveling across the country, beware of a couple of travel spots on the east and west coast. the rain on the west coast pushing off to the east. phoenix is getting the brunt of that storm and snow

. >>> kpix5 sports director dennis o'donnell continues our coverage live from the coliseum. dennis. >> reporter: today was supposed to be a warm and fuzzy day as the raiders said good- bye to the oakland coliseum. instead it ended with angry boos and objects thrown onto the field. the crowd was in a frenzy for charles woodson to light the al davis torch. they were hoping for a fast start and the raiders delivered on the opening drive. tyrell williams sheds a tackle, 40-yard score, his first touchdown since october, 7-0 raiders, but they squandered a 16-3 lead and with less than a minute in the game the jags quarterback gardner minshew found chris conley for the go ahead score and the raiders lose a shocker 20-16, fans in the black hole not happy with the disappointing end. >> let's keep it real. we shouldn't have gave that one away like it did. they broke our hearts twice, but the love is still there. we're looking for you to bounce back, make amends for this because we're holding you -- and you know who i'm talking about -- accountable, but we love you, much love for the na

. >> the keating five are john mccain and democrats alan cranston, john glenn, donald riegle and dennis total of $1.3 million in donations. former bank board chairman edwin gray says the senators tried to subvert the regulatory process. >> i was told to come alone. i did. >> did you find that unusual? >> absolutely. never happened before. the whole time i was in washington, i never saw that. >> no witnesses? >> no, no witnesses. deniability. perfectly built into the meeting. >> they said they wanted us to not take the enforcement action against lincoln savings. the only thing that got them to back off is when we finally said, we're making criminal referrals. you're going to bat for criminals. >> now awaiting trial on charges of criminal fraud, keating has refused to testify to the senate. >> was there something wrong with five senators meeting? yes, it's a bad appearance. but the real question is, did john mccain abuse his office? the evidence indicates clearly no. >> the keating five became a symbol of the '80s because it's a group of distinguished u.s. senators accused of taking bribe

dennis o'donnell is here to tell us more about the game.ter not have turned it off early. >> the 49er offense had to bail out the top ranked defense. they're calling it the game of the season in the nfl. 12 touchdown, 94 points, nearly a thousand yards combined between the 49ers and saints. the finish came down to the wire. >> garoppolo back, caught, george kittle down the sideline! runs by a man! george kittle went crazy on the play. here's the game. high snap, the kick is good! >> 49ers 48, saints 46. because the seahawks lost last night, san francisco takes the top seed in the nfc, and it made for a pretty worn out flight back to the bay area. >> first and

ceo dennis muilenburgs out immediately. chan david calhoun will take over next month and investors reacted positively to that news sending shas higher 3%. phil lebeau has been following this. why now? >> reporter: bill, i thiwo there were things that had happened within the last month that the board of directors ounally said, . we have to make a change. the first one being thatbu denn muil was called to washington, d.c., and he was essentiallyressed down by the head of the faa. theead of the faa said you don't make demands. we call the shots as to when this plane is safe anddy r to return to the air. that was a very public meeting. maybe the meeelng i wasn't public but it was a dressing down. ceos rarely he that happen. the second thing happened four days later when dennis muilenburg said we are going to shut down the 737 max line at least for a couple of months, temporarily is the language that they used. th'sunprecedented. for a company of this size with this history tost for the f time ever voluntarily shut down a produc

hello i'm martin dennis and these are the top stories here at al-jazeera the sinking of a boat carrying refugees and migrants off the coast of mauritania has left at least 58 people dead more than 80 people managed to make it to shore and then while being treated in the northern city of newark table the international organization for migration says the vessel was carrying about 150 people for the most part they came from gambia but i mean file is in the martain capital. about $83.00 people managed to swim to the shore and they were found by the military police outside the northern city of and why the boy that was the early evening hours yesterday those people gave more news about what happened that boat capsized off the shore. after about 10 days being stranded running out of fuel and so on so they gave more details and scores of people at least dozens of people are still missing they are supposed to be of course dead women and children where on that boat coming from gambia the majority of the migrants from the country of gambia lots of small nation west africa one of those poor countri

. >> want to go to denny heck. good to talk to you, sir. this is the first time you've spoken out since getting the 300-page report which you've passed on to the committee. what's your reaction of the 300 pages? >> i am very sad. this is the saddest week that i can remember. i'm saddened that we've come to this point and we feel compelled because of the president's behavior to have to pass this report, that he abused his power and he betrayed his oath of office and i'm equally if not more saddened by the fact that my friends across the aisle, many of whom i believe are good people near are abjectly

dennis muhlenberg. what was boeing going -- when was boeing going to let him go. they decided two days before christmas, a very odd time to do it. bearing in mind that they made a major announcement on the 737 max production only a week ago. why not make the announcement then? >> great question. and also then, you always want to look at where the stock price has been. the fact that it didn't rebound, or the fact that there was a question when you hear the board aim statement say to restore confidence going forward, how this move does restore any confidence. >> well, it restores confidence only in the sense that the person who is at the helm has changed. the worrying aspect in some cases is that the man who's taking over, david calhoun, has been on the board for ten years. that begs the question, well, if you've been on the board for ten years, you were a board member when many of these systemic

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