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

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

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

dennis mullen burke has stepped down the aircraft manufacturer faced multiple setbacks this year including industrial scandals after 2 fatal crashes of boeing's 737 mox jetliner an inquiry reveals major problems with regulatory oversight of the company's operations will impact departure is effective immediately he'll be replaced by chairman david cole whom the company says it needs to restore confidence and repair relationships with regulators customers and other stakeholders now for more on this let's go to his financial correspondent gets caught up on wall street against thanks for joining us why is this happening now. 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

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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 repair relationships with regulators customers and other stakeholders. and we have kate ferguson from business tracking the very latest on the story for us with us here in studio hi kate why are we seeing this decision now well 2019 is coming to an end and boeing is really taking stock of the year that's been on it really has been catastrophic on every level it was dominated of course by the attempt to deal with this 737 months crisis those 2 crashes one in ethiopia one in indonesia that sold 346 people lose their lives those crashes were blamed on faulty software with boeing accused of forcing software development to cheaper countries and compromising on safety and if things co

dennis mullen burke has stepped down as the aircraft manufacturer faced multiple setbacks this year including industrial scandals after 2 crashes of boeing 737 jetliner and enquire reveals major problems with regulatory oversight of the company's operations. departure is effective immediately he'll be replaced by chairman david khaldoon the company says it needs to restore confidence and repair relationships with regulators customers and other stakeholders. and for more on this i'm joined now in the studio by our resident aviation expert chris covert financial correspondent gets caught on well yeah let's start with you why is this happening. well i mean the criticism of how the dentist was handling the situation was mounting and it was just a question of when not if a boy would let him go there was a lot of pressure from the clients or from the airlines from regulators said and also from the relatives of the way the reaction on wall street by the way. management was obviously quite positive in the stock traded to the upside by almost 3 percent being the biggest winner in the dollar in just 3

executions given her comment there are rights and next to boeing now whose chief executive dennis mullen burke has resigned the beleaguered plane maker faced multiple setbacks this year including industrial scandals after 2 fatal crashes of boeing 737 max jetliner an inquiry revealed major problems with regulatory oversight of the company's operations well known bugs departure is affected immediately will be replaced by boeing chair david kelly. and we'll have a lot more on this developing story in our business segment with kate ferguson but now i want to bring you up to speed with some of the other stories making news around the world. thousands of pro-democracy activists have rallied in hong kong to demand an inquiry into alleged police brutality demonstrations now in their 7th month are expected to continue through the holiday season on. thousands of people have taken to the streets again in india to protest a controversial citizenship lock it fast track indian citizenship for a number of persecuted minority groups but excludes muslims some critics call the law discriminatory and unconstitu

on my locker is great to have you along every one aircraft company boeing's chief executive dennis mullen burke has resigned the beleaguered playmaker faced multiple setbacks this year including scandals after 2 fatal crashes of boeing's 737 max jetliner or regulators around the world to ground. end of the plane and a later inquiry revealed major problems with regulatory oversight of the company let's get you more on what is still a very much a developing story here chris chris christopher of course from d.w. a business it joins me for more christopher was this inevitable and before you answer that question can you clarify for us was he fired pushed out of did he resign the company said he resigned and if we keep in mind that throughout this very difficult year for the boeing company and then this moment of course he always said i want to keep my position i want to help clearing up this huge problem that the company is facing there so he said that even in the hearing on capitol hill he said it in front of the families that were there obviously calling for him to step down he said no i want to i

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in this broadcast with boeing the aircraft company's chief executive dennis mullen burke has resigned the company's board of directors set the move was necessary to restore confidence in the firm boeing has been struggling with the fallout of the 737 max crisis after 2 fatal crashes that killed 346 people. 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 from stalling was a major factor in both disasters right after the 2nd crash in march the 737 mex was grounded worldwide 2019 has left the aviation giant facing massive costs a raft of investigations and potentially devastating lawsuits last week boeing said it was temporarily suspending production of the 737 max the federal aviation administration says recertify cation of the jets would extend into next year suggesting there's still a long way to go there's been keen focus on the company's crisis management and particularly on chie

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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 york times newspaper in which it said that the head of the f.a.a. the agency that regulates airplane traffic here in the united states essentially dressed mr mullen bergdahl when they 1st met in this in the past couple of months accusing mr mullen burge of putting undue pressure on the u.s. government to approve a speedy return of the 737 max to service as quickly as possible stephen dixon according to the new york times told mr mon berg that was unacceptable behavior and that it was up to the f.a.a. to determine with 100 percent accuracy that the $737.00 max is safe for fli

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dennis mullen burke 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 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 $737.00 max is returned to the skies and lawsuits are pending a lawsuit alleges that the why america crash was in part a result of recently dangerous conditions of boeing 737 max aero

going to quote from the pres worley's 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 a profile of dennis mullen berg in sunday's new york times newspaper in which it said that the head of the f.a.a. the agency that regulates air of airplane traffic here in the united states essentially dressed mr mullen burge down when they 1st met in this in the past couple of months accusing mr berg of putting undue pressure on the u.s. government to approve a speedy return of the 737 max to service as quickly as possible stephen dixon according to the new york times told mr mullen berg that was unacceptable behavior and that it was up to the f.a.a. to determine with 100 percent accuracy that the $737.00 max is safe f

dennis muilenburg remains to be seen. certainly, though, there were signs from the faa that the relationship they had with molleker ha-- with mullen burke had become so fractured that that could have tipped the board to make this decision. calhoun comes in with the opportunity to reset that relationship. paul: what is dennis muilenburg's legacy going to be? he did do a lot of cost-cutting. is that going to be the legacy he leaves, the cost-cutting went too far? >> he did preside over a spectacular increase in the backs,price, big time buy dividend increases. very shareholder oriented approach. but, especially now with engineering problems cropping up pretty much, you know, on multiple programs, the max is certainly the most important because of the people who died in the crash is, but the 777x is delayed. a military tanker for the u.s. air force has had a lot of stumbles. even just last weekend boeing had a high profile mishap with its space capsule. so, certainly the cost-cutting and the pressure on suppliers to give discounts to boeing will also be a big part of his legacy. paul: all right. our aerospace editor brendan case, thanks fo