is forced to step down dennis miller resigns following a year that's all of the company's blocks of $73000.00 marks grindr the offer to say tollcross it's also coming up the chinese pay farmers are on edge as disease and high prices butcher their businesses. over little time. pilgrims flock to the site widely considered to be the birthplace of jesus christ we'll take a look at how local businesses are responding to the tourists. this is the new business i'm take ferguson welcome boeing c.e.o. 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 stallin

victim families of 2 fatal crashes involving the now grounded boeing 737 max calhoun replaces dennis miller a bird who struggled to navigate boeing's new reality. 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 for boeing in the sense that airline sales globally haven't been as strong as they should be only through all of the fact there us really on game night . winning over some customers last week boeing said it was temporarily suspending production of the 737 max the federal aviation administration says reset if occasion of the jets would extend into next year suggesting there's still a long way to go there's been keen

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

much less about a character doing the news, and by the time you get to dennis miller, it was dennis millert about character, it was about them speaking their minds. >> new york city st. patrick's day parade was yesterday, and for the first time in the parade's history, a homosexual contingent marched. so it is a gaelic thing. >> it's a thing that's constant and constantly changing. >> i'm norm mcdonald and this is the fake news. >> times have changed since i first sat behind this desk. for example, i used to be the only pretty blond woman reading the fake news. now there's a whole network devoted to that. >> news is such a joke in and of itself now i can see why things like "weekend update" have survived. the thought of funny news was what made it so appealing back when news was serious. now that news is entertainment, you're watching "weekend update" for news. >> it's probably not great that that transition happened. it probably should have stayed. the news should have kept getting better and better. but "weekend update" definitely made a transition into the news. >> there's a growing tre

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boeing has replaced its emembattled chief executive dennis miller burg as it attempts to pivot from aracted c crisis surrounding the grounding of its top selling seven three seven max opt to deadly crashes. those crashes in ethiopia in march and indonesia and it took about last year claim total of three hundred and forty six lives. well the nine months after the max seven three seven was grounded in a week after halting production of the ashcroft boeing is named board chairman david kasassahun as chief executitive a and presidet saying the company neededd to restore confidence and repair relationships with regulators. customers and all of the stake holders. residents of new south wales assessing the damage done by extensive bush vi$e. among the worst on record as the weatherras nowow cooled. but a straight is prime ministers on depression for his failure to tackle the climate cririsis got morrison's views and see coal production as part of the climate emergency behind those bush vi$e. here from twenty four to a brian. conditions a kula in new south wales and australians are taking s

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this is also an announcement that dennis miller barrett has resigned from the position, effective immediatelynt from boeing, which is heading into its tenth month of the global grounding of the 737 max, amid controversy over a couple of very tragic accidents. the investigations globally that have followed that. we will have more in a moment with our business reporter butjust to repeat that the ceo of boeing has stepped down immediately and been replaced in the role by the chairman. the duke of edinburgh has spent a third night in hospital where he‘s being treated for what officials describe as "a pre—existing condition". he remains at the king edward vii‘s hospital in central london, having travelled there on friday as a "precautionary measure". buckingham palace say the admission was for "observation and treatment". rich preston is outside the hospital in central london. what news? nothing major to update you with, third night in hospital, prince philip arrived here on friday for treatment for a pre—existing condition. buckingham palace have been pretty relaxed from the offset, they said he

both erupting this week but they represent big things that have happened during this year today dennis miller the c.e.o. of boeing just resigned over the 737 max issue and this could be a story of taking on big corporate interests brian you've written about this and the 2nd is the sentencing to death of 5 individuals who were involved in journalist jamal khashoggi murder ryan what do these 2 stories represent for you and are they big or will they also fall by the wayside as we look back at the boeing one is big just as a matter of economics boeing canceling production of its 737 or postponing it indefinitely has an actual measurable impact on the american economy and probably. the global economy as well what i think people are missing is that it's it's a story that's tied to kind of american decline and rot and corruption matt stoller has talked about this in his new book goliath about monopolies that the u.s. doesn't really build things anymore and so the u.s. can build a plane anymore and also the. and it ties into the corruption because regulators you know had evidence that this thing was

boardroom shakeup after control the sea over the problems facing its 737 max aircraft chief executive dennis miller and vargas being replaced next month board says the changes needed to restore confidence the jets remain grounded by global airlines after 2 fatal crashes within 5 months you software has to be approved by industry regulators before the macs can be cleared for takeoff and they speak to alison stewart alan in london she's a branding and marketing analyst at international marketing partners was it important for boring to move forward to remove it's about to be axial. i think it had to there were so there's so many things that need to be changed you need to change and fix the relationship with the f.a.a. you need to change and fix the culture of the business where whistle blowing is clearly not been something that's been encouraged in fact discouraged from the many reports that seem to be now coming out you need to restore trust in the brand from travelers passengers from the airlines themselves from the supply chain so all of that is not going to be a easily done by an existing c.e.o. w

dennis miller got right before his company announced it was suspended production on the 737-max.19, we'll take you through disney's magical year at the theaters and how the company is positioned as we head into 2020 stay tuned you're watching "squawk box" right here on cnbc >>> we are learning more about the lead-up to boeing's decision to temporarily halt production of its 737-max plane phil lebeau joins us now about the phone call he received over the weekend. phil >> becky, it was on sunday and the phone call was from the president of the united states this is not the first time president trump and dennis mullenberg, c.e.o. of boeing, have had conversations over the last couple of years the phone call happened on sunday the boeing c.e.o. told the president that the plans to halt production of the 737-max would be temporary and that there will be no layoffs, but all of this raises the question about whether or not the president might take the stoppage of production and the impact on the economy to put pressure on the faa to speed up the recertification of the 737-max let me rem