should boeing rename the max? i thought it's the 7378 right? i still call it the max. that's a marketing question. yeah. well boeing isn't officially renaming it and i think it would be pretty pointless. but some airlines are leaving the max out if you climb on board some of them. i think we're almost out of questions are out of time. let me see. i'll ask one more. muhlenberg met with the families. i think this was after the annual general meeting in october of 2019. but he wears it they had no mediator or conflict resolution specialist at the meeting with the families. how do you think boeing handled i'll just widen the question. how do you think boeing handled? treating the families of the victims of those crashes. they didn't meet with them for a long time. i know that the family members felt that they should have met with them earlier. what i've been told is that there was a at that meeting for instance one point of concern afterwards was that at least one family member felt that dave calhoun in public had exaggerated the amount of time that was spent with the with

the max is not flying in china yet. and it also has the advantage of having loaned a lot of money to a lot of countries that can buy airplanes. so over time, that may change over the next 10 to 20 years. >> mm-hmm. here's a question about the move out of seattle. was moving work -- i guess not just moving the headquarters to chicago, but also moving work out of seattle, because they have done a lot of that, was moving work out of seattle solely about busting the union, do you think? >> it was -- i think the cfo at one point said it was to move to more cost effective areas of the -- to move to more cost effective areas. i think there were moments where moving the flight simulators to miami, to the pilots who experienced that, that did feel like a move to bust their union because it happened right in the middle of contract talks. >> yeah, and i think the choice of south carolina in 2009 was directly triggered by the machinist strike in 2008. >> right. >> that enraged mcnerney. he wasn't going to put it in washington state

right now the max is back in the air. obviously, the pandemic has really hit the airline industry and boeing. they've got all sorts of manufacturing problems. they have delivered 14 787s in the last year. they were supposed to be delivering 14 a month. it's definitely one of the low points in boeing's history. the question that this book sets out to answer is, as peter wrote, p how did a company that prided itself on its engineering promise that had perfectionism in its dna go so wildly off course? that's the question he sets out to answer and i have to say that i think this is a great book. i think it will be the go to book for boeing. what i found -- i'd like to mention three things i find impressive about it. first of all, he really kneeled the cultural shift that's happened in the last two decades.nkneeled the cultural shift that's happened in the last two decades.nakneeled the cultural that's happened in the last two decades.ikneeled the cultural s that's happened in the last two decades.lkneeled the cultural s that'

max, that intel from _ invasion is imminent. max, that intel from the _ invasion is imminent.sion is imminent. max, that intel from the us, we _ invasion is imminent. max, that intelfrom the us, we have - intel from the us, we have consistently heard from russia that they are denying to plan any plans of an attack. they have said that the outcry from the us and its allies is hysterical. how robust is the us's intel on russia?- allies is hysterical. how robust is the us's intel on russia? look, what the us's intel on russia? look, what the us's intel on russia? look, what the us has basically _ the us's intel on russia? look, what the us has basically done _ the us's intel on russia? look, what the us has basically done since - the us's intel on russia? look, what the us has basically done since 1945| the us has basically done since 1945 is develop a vast intelligence complex to focus on, then, the soviet union, then russia, in particular russia's military movements, because as the two largest nuclear powers, they were in constant fear that the other would move to strike agains

max: i am not trying to pivot our business at all.vestors have been externally supportive and appreciative of what we have done. the market is having a bit of an identity crisis, as you just covered. we are not. we deliver and continue to deliver and forecast exceptional great. look at the last quarter's numbers. 20x merchant coverage. better than 100% each. the thing the conversation you were alluding to is the question of you are growing but where's the revenue. we grew by 77%. that should give you a good sense that as we scale these giant partners we also improve the unit economics. over a long time business that grows at 100% plus or plus or minus rate and improves the economics generates enormous cash flow. scaling is what we are doing and we are not staying away from that whatsoever. sonali: one question is if you're working with partners like shopify shows slowing growth, how much are you tied to their fortunes and tied to the fortunes of amazon to the extent that one is the partnership going to pay off and be rewarded in a big

well, here's max tweeting, road surfing, and als on day. so i just think it's a wonderful photo because it feels like what we use that we grew up with. and when america was great before member make america, great again, that's how we grew up in the 19 seventy's, we use a ride in the back of a pickup truck standing up. but you know, we don't have that sort of tolerance for risk anymore. we don't have time here in el salvador for the carrots know karen, sarah el salvador. i just got to get work done. so we're going to getting work that we're going to take a little break. but when we come back, much more coming here way with a mediterranean is to lose moved over efficiency on sustainable exploitation of its fish dogs, which maureen biodiversity under great thread or selection the getting a quote on sure on this is we got our system with just to pick and want to put a loose despite the eas promises to end over fishing by 2020, the situation is changing to slow. i'm with basically in public interests. they also do know, in the midst of interest

max nelson has been skiing since first grade.17-year-old from minnesota recently learned he will be competing on the u.s. nordic ski team at the paralympics in beijing. >> i thought they were joking. i was very excited. >> totally blind in his left eye, max only has blurry, tunnel vision in his right. >> at the age of 2, i was diagnosed with an eye disease. >> but that has never stopped him from pursuing his dreams. here he is, in his first ski race. he's had more than ten operations on his eyes. >> wow that is icy. >> he always skis with a guide who wears bright colors and has a small speaker on his back to warn max about obstacles and turns. >> i would describe him as indestructible. >> dave bridges has been coaching max for six years. >> max's spirit -- he's got such a can-do attitude. >> giving him this poster for inspiration. >> every time i look at it, i'm like, i can do this. i'm not going to give up. >> max now set to compete for team usa, as the youngest person on their paralympic nordic ski team. but he's not stopping t

well, here's max tweeting, road surfing, and als on day. so i just think it's a wonderful photo because it feels like what we use that we grew up with. and when america was great, before i remember make america great. again, that's how we grew up in the 1970s. we used to ride in the back of a pickup truck standing up, but you know, we don't have that sort of tolerance for risk anymore. we don't have time here in el salvador for the carrots. no guarantee on el salvador, i just got to get work done. so you're going to getting work done. we're going to take a little break. but when we come back, much more coming your way with them is composed of many different surplus. you know, such as a visceral who is an idea of using a fine reactor with aah. algorithm. so neural networks have been following us everywhere. we look online because our relationships are what matters most us. and that's how we find meeting and how we make sense. um, are place in the silicon valley see, don't mention in that slick presentations. however, the ghost workers who tr

okay, max or max sand. our correspondent there, at the polish you or any in border i, we have to cut that interview short. as we're obviously seeing security at that, at that center for receiving refugees is, is preventing him doing any further filming, or help to bring back at max. and later on you are watching d. w. news live from berlin. if you're just joining us. here's a recap of our main story piece. talks between ukraine and russia are due to start within ours as rushes invasion of its neighbor enters its 5th day. battle roofs is hosting the talks in a location near the ukrainian border. it has published this picture showing the room where the discussions are supposedly taking place, ukraine's president below to me as a lance. he says he does not expect to break through, but is willing to try to end the war. crane and re craniums have been forced to take shelter. as the russian onslaught continues, your grains is. it's still in control of all major cities, but the pressure is growing on the strategic

and with that, a warm welcome to today's edition of your max with me, your host, hannah hmo. let's see what else we have lined up for you today. we had to vienna, austria, fran. authentic been our schnitzer, i'd. we explore the capital of tobacco pipes in front but before we continue with lifestyle stories from around europe, we cannot overlook the current events that have left the world in shock and horror . war in europe is something that was unimaginable for most of us until a few days ago. now, our thoughts are with the people in ukraine, which is a country that we have visited many times in the past. we take a look back at some of our reports on ukraine when times where peaceful, ah, diverse anne's metropolitan 2 defining characteristics of cultural life in ukraine that you know, increasingly under threat. europe, 2nd largest country off as impressive architecture, commonly re diversity and breathtaking nature. reasons enough to have lured your remax reporters to the country. in 2018 we visited to odessa the key port in southern ukraine. right on the black sea. until rec

this place is perfect for the whole context of the re max. because a, we talk about keeping the past but also looking into the future. and here it's a perfect preservation of that you have the past and the future simultaneous living with each other. and i don't think there would be a more perfect place for ash $22.00 to start from the middle. right. the place where i knew was once loaded is being transformed into an exhibition space, the media onto frenchman vasa. papa is coordinating to various projects. his mission is to show how something new is emerging from the diversity of cultures while still ensuring that the old remains visible. it's not a museum, it's not a gallery. we don't have white wools, we don't have an amazing climate control. we don't have dinner laker properly. insulated place, but what we like is this, i, thee of its faith, ice poorest with its surroundings. we also want to make it a space for people to understand how to go. they used to whack. so we had to mix ago. the idea of using industrial ruins is a backdrop of is no

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thank you max, it's great to be here. thanks for coming on. now, lightening ventures tell us about the company. what's your mission for those who don't really know what lightning is? tell us about that 1st. sure, so lightning is a quicker, easier way to transfer bitcoin between 2 people. and you can do a transaction as little as $1.00 at very, very inexpensively right? virtually freya, i basically rate and it's a off chain, so these transactions are not happening on chain, they're happening off chain. and this is where big point scaling comes in. this is where this whole idea of how do i pay for bit closing up a copy for big wine. and this is how it's done and here in else on say where we are right now. lighting is taken off like wildfire, correct? it isn't all over the place. my 1st trip here was a few months ago and it was amazing to see things really there coin transacting, live in person, really happening all over the place. right, fantastic. now let's talk about lighting ventures. it's a vc fund and tell us about the company, what's going

so, max is the oldest- — tell me about your brothers. so, max is the oldest.he is _ tell me about your brothers. so, max is the oldest. he is 24, _ tell me about your brothers. so, max is the oldest. he is 24, then - tell me about your brothers. so, max is the oldest. he is 24, then i'm - tell me about your brothers. so, max is the oldest. he is 24, then i'm 11 i is the oldest. he is 24, then i'm 11 months younger than max, i'm 23, and tobyis months younger than max, i'm 23, and toby is 18 months younger, he is 22 at the moment. but we are all very, very close, very tight unit, always kind of been that way.— kind of been that way. when the ado tion kind of been that way. when the adoption broke _ kind of been that way. when the adoption broke down, _ kind of been that way. when the adoption broke down, saskia - kind of been that way. when the | adoption broke down, saskia and kind of been that way. when the - adoption broke down, saskia and her brothers went back into council care but they did not stay together for long. shill but they did not stay together fo

you now dw corresponded max and who is at the train station in financial up maxim more than a $100000.00 ukranian refugees have already arrived in poland. describe the situation there for the training sessions on this, as you rightly pointed out, and it just became a lot more busy. over the last last few minutes. the last train from ukraine just came in and brought up a lot of new people and people here actually a polish locals and people from the city council fire fighters as well. so they're working very hard to provide, provide help, provide many donations like these food donations over here, and services to the people here who arrive here at the airport. so the handling out food, but they're also helping them with the next travel arrangements. i'm trying to bring them together with family and relatives if there are some in poland or a neighboring countries, or if not, help them with accommodation. bring them to some of the reception center said have been put in place here in the country and the interior minister deputy in terms of poland. and i came to the area this morning and spoke

[000:00:00;00] a ah mash kaiser, this is the guys report max and stacy are in san salvador el salvador. and we are really just amazed that the revolution taking place here in this country goes bitcoin as legal, tender, and so much is changing and for the better a stacy with a max. so while we're here. yeah, of course the i m f is very concerned of course the united states is very, very concerned about the debt levels in el salvador. so while we've been here in the past week, everybody knows that the u. s. national debt has hit 30 trillion dollars to put that into context. the g. d. p of the united states in 2020 was $21.00 trillion dollars. of course that counts a lot of the money being printed. also that is about $90000.00 per individual in the united states per citizen of us that so they've hit $30000000.00 max and i of course we're reporting here on kaiser report when it was oh, when it 1st hit 10 trillion i believe. right. and of course, this is all it talked about in liberal media like the new york times that doesn't have any effect. and i will say it's money we owe ourselves. but

so he can try to understand the minor max. but i want to also finally in the last 45 seconds here, i do want to cover one thing on the drive out here to i was wanting back from san salvador where we work for the past week week and a half, you know, just to show the mindset and the, the, just the different sort of world here versus in the disintegrated world filled with depth of despair and lack of hope and no crisis, no molecules. well here's my tweeting, road, surfing and lawn day. so. 6 i just think it's a wonderful photo because it feels like what we used we grew up with. and when america was great before member make america, great again, that's how we grew up in the 970 we right in the back of a pickup truck standing up. but you know, we don't have that sort of tolerance or risk anymore. we're a time here and outside the door for the parents. know karen, karen outside or just gotta get work done. so we're going to getting work done. we're going to take a little break. but when we come that much more coming your way with th

all i know is i've been to one hockey game and i went with max and i said, max, this is way too violent. this is like a very aggressive game 1000. nothing. that was nothing, you know, good. canadian style hockey is down, cherry recommends. that's what you need to get back to you. big man. the day they took don cherry off the canadian broadcasting that worked as a day. canada basically died. anyway, we're going to take a break and when we come back much more coming your way. ah, i just ah. well, going back to the kaiser report, i'm max kaiser time out of turn to know me, friends, author, many classic books about marcus finance, central banks, and the corruption there. and she is going to be out with a new book in october called permanent distortion. know me welcome back. thank you so much max, permanent distortion. i think i can guess what it's about just from the title, which is great. what it tell us, what sort of, what was it about? so as we know, because we have been talking about this for years, there is a disconnect, a massive gap between how the market's behave and between what pe

again max. yeah, we are here in el dante, bitcoin beach, in el salvador, it's the only story in latin america, bitcoin, at the moment, your overall impressions love to love. i was lucky enough to be here in november and i saw you guys back about bitcoin week. we're coming back, i was, i was pretty excited to meet up with the local salvador and again and just get that energy. i tweeted about it, which i almost didn't make it to the salvador yesterday. i had to deal with some issues in the airport and whatnot. but i didn't make it from the minute i landed nothing but love tweets. welcome to my country. lots of follows. and then it trickled into the event last night. lots of hugs, lots of love. so there's a lot of excitement. i feel that the energy has felt throughout the whole country, and it's time for land america to finally break those chains from the legacy system and the legacy systems, not happy. certainly the map is not happy. the british and the american propaganda machines are working ove

so max, believe the us fall or might fall 80 percent it, but other currencies. i don't believe that. i believe it will only fall against big point because that's the only money that will be left standing. all other currencies will fall at the same exact pace. you see it with the all kind market always. they never fall like one of them is falling if the entire sector will clap crash like 8090 percent in one month. and that's what's gonna happen with the dollar a year 0. the yan, every single currency you could possibly think of that it will do the same against bitcoin. true. absolutely. agree with that. so i want to nevertheless we're, you know, we're still kaiser report. we're still making programs here and we're still reporting on the, the collapse of it, of course, 1011 years ago when we 1st started, we didn't see that it would happen so rapidly. this is something i thought would happen in 2030 years and prepare you for it, but it looks like it's happening this year. so here's another find of that sort of collapse of the dollar because that's but the number on

max, do stay with us at thisjunetion _ place. max, do stay with us at this junction we _ place. at this junction we need to - place. max, do stay with us at this junction we need to say i thisjunction we need to say goodbye to our viewers on bbc one. 20 more coverage on bbc breakfast from six o'clock. coverage continues here on bbc world news and a reminder of our story. world news and a reminder of ourstory. russia world news and a reminder of our story. russia has invaded ukraine, so says vladimir putin announcing a military operation in ukraine's donbass. this is bbc news. hello there. high pressure's expected to build in across the country to end this week and into the weekend to settle things down, bring us some sunshine and lighter winds. but before that point, thursday looks very unsettled. it'll be cold and windy with sunshine and even wintry showers. now, the cold air�*s been moving in across the country during the overnight period behind this weather front, this band of rain, which is actually a cold front. it'll be lying across the south east of england and east angli

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i max kaiser time now to turn to simon dixon of bank of the future. simon, welcome back. thanks sammy, what an incredible adventure. you wrote the book in 2010 bank, the future of 1st published book dimensions, big coin. and we met up with the 2011 prague, which was considered to be the 1st big coin event ever. and of course, back then the price was a dollar or less than a dollar. maybe 50 or 60 people in the world knew about big coin. and here we are in 2022. we have just arrived in san salvador el salvador. and the country has made big coin legal, tender. what's your 1st impression? well, i'm really looking forward to seeing what's happening here, but there's a lot of excitement. this is my 3rd attempt at china support and be involved in the country that can actually do something with bitcoin. that benefit from the 69000000 percent returns that have been generated over the last 13 years. individuals have benefited from it. companies have benefited it. now countries of benefit from it and outside with oh, looks like they're finally doing it when there was a little in the

thanks max. all right, that's going to do it for this additional pass report with may max kaiser and stacy earlier were thinking, i guess francisco chavarria until next time bio with lou. with both these people learn from their own experience, how vulnerable of business is to the bank. so he pushes my business over, the age, pushes me right to the edge, bankruptcy. now i realize we will group, this isn't just the back that may be involved in this is the concept. see, firms is, is the lawyers, these people have got you want other stories at a walk kind of whistle blower. tell people's marriages have broken up, has lost their family homes. it is spectacularly devastating for people's lives. they have committed suicide, but left behind, nor the explicitly state that it was the constant intimidation and billing by bank officers that led them to i took the spear it's obscene.

thanks max. all right, that's going to do it for this additional pass report with may max kaiser and stacy earlier were thinking, i guess, francisco chavarria until next time bio with blue. ah, ah ah, ah, a ah ah, the democratic republic of congo is among the richest countries in the world and natural resources, but he cannot mclee it's still one of the poorest cobalt is an essential material in manufacturing batteries for modern devices, like electric cars, mobile phones, and computers, 60 percent of the world's cobalt reserves are in congo, but 20 percent of it comes from small scale mines. unicef figures confirm that in 2017. more than $40000.00 children worked in cobalt mining and the republic to earn a living and pay for schooling. next time you use a fancy gadget like a smartphone camera or laptop and just remember that there's a chance it works thanks to a child, hard labor children like john michelle, henrietta. oh countless, others like them in a plan which sounds like a he me drop the d

just briefly, max coded, is it a big problem at these olympics? well, so far we've had over a 150 athletes and team officials test positive. there was some strange moments already. we had the rush of canada women's ice. hockey match delayed for an hour, then they played with 52 mosques because the russian team had not yet had their coven results received. as so very strange they and the conditions and also the food and the isolation facilities have been heavily criticized by athletes. we really feel like it's not just the way they are being treated when they test positive. so definitely stuff to work on for the organizes their next. thanks so much back merrill from d w sports. you're watching g w news. just reminder, the top story we're following this hour, germany, french and poland have expressed their commitment to the sovereignty of ukraine. leaders of the 3 countries met in berlin as part of ongoing talks aimed at easing tensions over of russian military build up on the ukraine board. you're watching t w news from berlin. we've got plenty of

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so people here are in a very difficult state. max. i wonder how do people on the ground in poland actually view this attack in ukraine and are they, are they angry, or is there a few that perhaps russia mate may have them in it? sites me. that's this difficult to say. i mean, everybody, everybody across the board is worried. that's for sure. there have has been a story come, mistrust, 22222, rush hour for especially some older parts of the polish generation. so people are doing very close to what's happening and a lot of people are afraid that is, that violence may spill over. and that perhaps being in the european union and being a nato might not be enough protection after all. but at the moment, the situation is very fast moving, of course and people are obviously worried and watching very close to what's happening. max sandra with the group are very tired and hungry people there in shame, michelle and many, many thanks. the european union has already imposed economic sanctions on russia in response to its war against ukraine, frenc

max was never like that. max was always positive. he never complained.tune was shot monday morning while responding to a dumpster fire in downtown stockton and was rushed to the hospital where he later died. matches. >> just one of those captains that that everybody looks up to. he's worked, you know, the busiest fire stations throughout his career and just really dedicate is. his career to stock apartment to the community of stockton. deputy fire chief shannon lewis says for to know was a role model who left a legacy of that department for years to come. he does means a lot to everybody in this department. >> and not only was he great at his job. he's great at teaching other members. so. he invested a lot in bringing up our new investing in training them how to be really good. firefighters. >> the department set up online fundraiser for the fortuna family in less than 24 hours. it surpassed the $50,000 goal with more donations still coming in. this is a way to support. >> our fire family and his family. and it's been overwhelming. our hearts go out to t

cnn's max foster joins me now from london. hi there, max.his is that the queen approves of camila bearing the title queen consort. her place in the royal family has never really been cemented. >> reporter: well, no, we know the story, don't we, that charles and camila had an affair and diana was divorced, left the family, blamed camila for the break up in the relationship, so she's always been a very very controversial figure, but over the years, she has been sort of promoted by the family, part of the brand. i think one of the conditions here, when they got married, they talked about what sort of title camila might have when charles becomes king, and they agreed that would be princess consort because of the sensitivities about a title that diana was going to have one day or had been destined for. over the years charles has made it clear behind the scenes that he wants camila to be queen when he becomes king. the current queen has finally agreed to that, and she's hoping the public will support that. what she's doing is creating a future sha

thanks so much. max merrill from d. w. sports well, solid olympic feet, but turning 9 years old is quite a victory in the span of human life. i. german painter got up late or celebrates that milestone to day. warm between the 2 world wars who studied art in east germany than fled to the west where he was a driving force and the post war art. seen his work span from abstract. the photo realism, often with subjects aimed to provoke. a few artists have explored the myriad possibilities of painting as thoroughly as the multi talented gough hardly stocked his expansive approach to art has made him one of the most important contemporary german artists. krista has been influenced by both pop art and photo realism and his trademark is that he's constantly changed his style. in 2015, his work abstract painting, 599, sold for $46300000.00. setting a record for a work by a contemporary artist as the food services, i always feel like it's nothing just shoddy work. but on the other hand, oh, that's better than the others. yeah, definit

thank you max, i'm here still here. that is fantastic. i made it, i didn't read my book yet, and you said, this is a new handle for many of the new economic scholars. you know, we just have stimulus. they haven't changed their minds all day received that they presented, following the bread called the bread wood. they situation all this concept. they are, you know, fell apart and now we are trying to decide new new ways, the new i this new ideas, not a villager but ideas. the president has day came very, very, you know, contains, that we are moving in the right way to the future today going to be 3 on to present . we're country as a model of a new way to manage the government with the vision of a leaders from the 21st century. i mean, whatever was done in the past, whatever was done in the 20th century that we were part of. we do know i am a baby boomer, he's my landfill. so our capital is in the age and again ration means as he used to said, a complimentary view of this project. what we're both baby boomers were where i thought he was whe