we'd already seen, of course, kevin mccallister, head of commercial. he was already let go. we've seen lots of movement around. but the name that everybody kept coming to was muhlenberg. 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 syste

alone 2 where he gives directions to kevin mccallister was cut from the christmas movie airing in canada. the canadian broadcast corporation says it was reteen. as pamela brown reports from the white house, the facts aren't stopping the president's supporters -- >> no matter how small, these seven seconds are now putting home alone 2 at at center of a christmas conspiracy controversy involving president trump. >> down the hall and to the left. >> after the president he was honored to make a cameo appearance in the movie during a video conference with u.s. troops just before the christmas. >> it's been a good movie, i was a little bit younger to put it mildly. it was an honor to do it. it turned out to be a big hit, obviously. it's a big christmas hit, one of the biggest. >> the movie aired later that

t. 90 the year kevin mccallister was left at home for christmas he has way back then 63 percent of the production and non-supervisory jobs created of the past 30 years have been in low wage and low our positions and that in the past 3 decades the us economy has become increasingly dependent on jobs that offer fewer hours of work at lower relative wages my friends these are the jobs like the 15000000 leisure and hospitality non-management jobs that pay maybe o'loughlin $360.00 a week or one of the $13500000.00 retail jobs that bring home an average of $500.00 a week. it was some real living wages my friends especially when the average rent for a $1.00 to $2.00 bedroom apartment in 2018 was anywhere from 121200 you know 121200 dollars a month. but but all our politicians tell us is that the u.s. economy is strong blah blah blah wall street is doing great blah blah blah blah

commercial airplanes and has for some time since kevin mccallister was fired, he's in lockstep with calhoun in terms of style and approach. very much a detailed oriented -- i'm not here for the conversations or for the public statements i'm here to get this done. so i think they'll work well together >> phil, i got -- i want to get to jim, the stock has now resumed trading up 2% here one question for you, phil, do you have an answer as to why they seem to overpromise repeatedly the return to service? do we know internally what they're -- did they honestly believe this, were they trying to cover for something else because we have talked so long about the value of underpromising and overdelivering >> i think they were overconfident in their ability as engineers to engineer their way out of this problem. and one of the things i'm reminded of, carl, is very early on there was a briefing out in renten of here is the problem, and we're going to explain what

report out of cornell law school has found that since way back in the year 1990 yes 1990 the year kevin mccallister was left at home for christmas we have sway back then 63 percent of the production and non-supervisory jobs created over the past 30 years have been in low wage and low our positions and that in the past 3 decades the us economy has become increasingly dependent on jobs that offer fewer hours of work at lower relative wages my friends the the these are the jobs like the $15000000.00 leisure and hospitality non-management jobs that pay maybe 0 out of $360.00 a week or one of the 13500000 retail jobs that bring home an average of $500.00 a week. those are some real living wages my friends especially when the average rent for a $1.00 to $2.00 bedroom apartment in 2018 was anywhere from 121200 you know 121200 dollars a month. but but all our politicians tell us is that the u.s. economy is strong blah blah blah wall street is doing great blah blah blah blah blah just trust those the economy is better than ever blah blah blah blah blah and it's that economic white noise that has all of us w

they already made the change in terms of boeing commercial airplanes, stan deal was brought in, kevin mccallistero a couple months ago. stan deal will be in lock step with david calhoun in terms of approach to doing the job, the way stan deal is described to me is detail oriented, not somebody that will try to run before he can walk in terms of the commercial airplane and the 737 max and getting it recertified i think we're not going to see major management shifts here at boeing i think for now what you're going to see is david calhoun will have his team put together a game plan and start executing it as quickly as possible. one thing you won't see, morgan, you will not see projections in terms of when they plan to have the plane back in the air. >> yes as you've just reported. phil lebeau, thank you joining us at post nine, sheila kyalu. has a price target on boeing and aerial reporter leslie josephs. long time no see >> thanks, morgan. two hours. >> stock is up 2%. >> i think the starliner was the cherry on the top. it was calhoun has experience with ge. he led the infrastructure, has big indus

reports say that he will not -- archie will not be kevin mccallister.role. they're not planning on doing that they're going to do a whole new take. comedian rob delaney will round out this cast. no details have been shared on his or kemper's roles exactly. disney says, though, this will be a reimagining for a new generation, mikey day from "saturday night live" will write this new version. [ cheers and applause ] it should be pretty fun. that was breaking news this morning. >> breaking news. >> yes. >> we do work for disney. so i'm sure that we got the -- >> i might have found an exclusive. [ laughter ] >>> talk about hitting a high note cyndi lauper was presented with a very special award for her enduring support of the lgbtq community and her message of tolerance inspiring people to be true to themselves. there's lauper on stage in l.a. accepting the high note global prize, the u.n.'s first ever award given to a musical artist whose work intersections with human rights issues. the award presented by kesha last night recognized her work with her nonpro