pearson of a link between his concerns and the recent max accidents is completely unfounded. and they say so far no investigators have found quote production conditions in the factory contributed to the accidents. lester >> all right cynthia, thank you. >>> just ahead, fighting porch pilots we're with the police that set traps for those stealing packages what you can do to keep your packages safe. >> also, remembering a hero that helped raise hundreds of millions for a noble cause ♪ ♪ bang bang into the room ♪ bang bang all over you ♪ wait a minute let me take you there ♪ ♪ wait a minute 'til you ♪ bang bang there goes your heart ♪ ♪ back, back seat of my car ♪ wait a minute let me take you there ♪ ♪ wait a minute 'til you ♪ b to the a to the n to the g to the uh ♪ ♪ b to the a to the n to the g to the hey ♪ ♪ see anybody could be good to you ♪ ♪ you need a bad girl to blow your mind ♪ ♪ bang bang into the room ♪ bang bang all over you ♪ wait a minute let me take you there ♪ ♪ wait a minute 'til you ♪ bang bang there goes your heart ♪ ♪ back, back seat of my car ♪ wait a minu

pearson of a link between his concerns and the recent max accidents is completely unfounded. and they say so far no investigators have found quote production conditions in the factory contributed to the accidents. lester >> all right cynthia, thank you. >>> just ahead, fighting porch pilots we're with the police that set traps for those stealing packages what you can do to keep your packages safe. >> remembering a hero that helped raise hundreds of millions for a noble cause >>> with package theft, one police department is fighting back jo ling kent went along as they set their traps. >> reporter: across the country, it's the season of giving and taking the thieves caught on camera pilfering packages, this one tripping over a 65-inch tv as he tried to get away. >> i just don't want people's stuff stolen over the holidays. >> reporter: the theft has the sheriff's department in washington county oregon going on offense. >> where is this item? >> reporter: detective patrick and his team are planting bait packages on front steps to catch culprits and deter criminals. >> we're try

pearson. he mentioned i'd like to revisit it after your persistence when you finally getting to see how this have been 37 program what you just give us a little color on that meeting? a little more than a testimony. >> congressman, here referring to our july 18th or 2018 meeting, as far as just commentaries in the meeting started though the fallout of the evil that i had rain requesting such shut down. i worked in the office and they asked me why you're here, and i'm here to follow up to my earlier communication with you. he asked me how i was going and i explained it was getting worse in my opinion, and that i echoed my recommendations. how did the person looking at that point and we talked gettable putting overtime records and how much work they were asking about human employees and that's obviously really important, but also the managers are overseeing them and then the engineering quality analysis that are requested to be done to see if there was any possible issues require us to alert our

nigel pearson is the new watford manager.hird this season and faces a fight to save the premier league's bottom club. and she says she's accomplished everything. former world number one caroline wozniacki announces she's retiring from tennis injanuary. hello and welcome to sportsday. it's less than 2a hours until anthonyjoshua gets the chance to reap revenge on andy ruinunior — the mexican american who stunned the boxing world world earlier in the year when he took all 3 ofjoshua's heavyweight belts in a shock victory in new york. but before the pair climb into the ring in riyadh on saturday the headlines today have been about the huge difference in their weight. ade adedoyin was at the weigh—in in the saudi capital. 20 kilos heavier than anthonyjoshua but that is only half the story he told us in the build—up to this fight that he was going to be his latest in his last nine professional fights. an indication of the strategy that he intends to employ. and ruiz announced the rematch, they wa nted and ruiz announced the rematch

pearson. -- mr.earson. >> congressman, first on the expression -- investigation of the detailed production facility is in order. an important thing is to maintain a presence in the factory. i should have mentioned earlier i was there for three years and honestly, i never saw or met in faa employee in my three years. >> ? really? >> yes. and i never member any one saying they met and faa employee. visual and be present prayed my sunset should they wear a jacket or something. so that we are not -- they should be visible and present. my son said they should wear a jacket or vest or something. you can have the most amazing design by the most brilliant engineers and flown by the most talented pilots, but if you have a tired mechanic or electrician that is over work or technician that is stressed because they have not had a chance to take care of their family because they have been working so many hours, it could all be for not-- naught. so don't lose sight of the fact we have to do the whole thing, from d

it's an amazing company. >> reporter: in late 2017, as production of the new 737 max ramped up, ed pearson started to see things that alarmed him. >> it was just out of control and it was ridiculous. >> reporter: the race to build the new planes and compete with europe's airbus pushed the production schedule into overdrive, he says instead of 47 planes a month, 52 were being built >> so how much overtime was going on at this point, did it double >> more than doubled you worked seven days straight, you're beat, you know, and you're tired. >> reporter: he says during this period, many people worked weekend after weekend as there weren't enough engineers and electricians and some of them ended up doing jobs for a perfecstay he sent this email to the head of the 737 team in june of 2018 expressing his concern that workers were inadvertently imbedding safety hazards into our airplanes. i know how dangerous even a small defect can be to the safety of an airplane. he says he urged the boeing manager to shut down the factory for a few weeks to straighten things out. >> and what was his reaction to

that has pearson up 2.5%.bacco is also on bank of america merrill lynch who says there will not be any regulatory pressure or outcome to the vaping situation or menthol cigarettes being banned. that is providing a bit of a headwind. up 1.3%. pearson is the top mover in the u.k.. up to percent. daimler is one of the auto stops in germany, down 1.2%. that is one of the stocks that has the dax down at the end of the session. let's move on and take a look at where we are in the united states. up .2% for the s&p 500. slowly and gradually crawling to the 3200 mark, but it is certain we are not seeing a selloff or much of a rally, at least yet. data onlly the gdp friday will change things. a slight selloff in treasuries. the 10 year yield at 1.93. i guess we are still in the 20 point basis point range. euro a little weaker, 1.1120. a little bit of a tick up in the vix index. nothing to write home about. in the united states, macy's doing well. also the gaming companies, wynn resorts higher by more than 3%. quite big

then at 9:10, constitutional litigator justin pearson talks about occupational licensing requirements at the federalist society. watch this holiday week on c-span. senate democratic leader chuck schumer held a news conference monday to push for witnesses at a senate impeachment trial. senator schumer also requested specific documents and emails be subpoenaed by the senate. the u.s. house voted to impeach president trump last wednesday on two counts -- abuse of power and obstruction of congress. they pelosi has not sent articles of impeachment to the u.s. senate. senator schumer: thanks to everyone for coming. merry christmas. happy hanukkah. za, happyn everything. happy everything to everyone. i hope you have a good holiday season with your families and hope you don't have to work on christmas day. now, more than a week ago, i sent a letter to senator mcconnell -- sorry, more than a week ago, i sent a letter to senator mcconnell outlining a proposed structure for a fair and honest impeachment trial in the senate. nothing dilatory, nothing prolonged, but what joe friday said on "dragne

after leading them from the foot of the premier league, pearson remains unbeaten as watford boss.'s now got five in his last three against villa. watford remain second bottom but now just three points from safety. the important thing for us all is to get our performance right. i think we played with good intensity again. we started with a really positive intent and showed incredible unity out there on the pitch, also on the bench, and i think that is something that we have to make sure remains very, very high on our agenda. another new manager is working wonders. carlo ancelotti and everton have won back to back games with a 2—1win at newcastle united. dominic calvert lewin scored both goals to make it eight for the season and lift ancelotti's men into the top half of the table. we are judged for the result. the first 20 minutes of the game were really good. we scored two goals. the second part of the first half was really difficult. we had to take into consideration everything. we have to improve. we need to have more control. in the second part of the first half, we suffered a l

constitutional litigator justin pearson talks about licensing requirements. next, he discusses the cases and the work of the institute of justice at a federalist society event in montgomery, alabama. this is just over an hour. good morning. welcome to the montgomery federalist society. i'm president of the montgomery chapter of the federalist society. i'm excited to have you here today for our topic on occupational life insurance. -- occupational licensing. occupational licensing laws establish government-backed barriers of entry into professions and fields based on the allegation that the general safety and welfare of the community is served and protected by them. the reality is that connected interest groups favor occupational licensing for its anticompetitive effects. the fees and restrictions instituted by occupational licensure prevent entrepreneurial innovators who often come from modest backgrounds and represent vulnerable groups from efficiently providing consumers with better goods and services. the onus of these laws falls disproportionately on mino

a joint economic committee hearing on the high cost of raising a family and 9:10 p.m.,0 -- justin pearsonbout occupational licensing requirements at the federal society. watch this week on c-span. "washington journal" continues. host: and to stay three of our series. we have been featuring authors

pearson talksn about occupational licensing armen's. watch this holiday week on c-span. >> university of washington history professor margaret discusses her book. >> you have the biggest of big government programs. race and thespace military-industrial complex. it becomes this flywheel of incredible creation and inflation. thatn fact, an industry has built itself on its own. government has become almost invisible to many in silicon valley, who are the creators of these companies. that's part of the magic, actually. sunday night, at 8 p.m. eastern, on c-span's cuba day. -- q and day. -- q and a. featuring authors from across the spectrum on key public policy issues of the day. joining us today to talk about his book while he took the -- jim wallace, good morning two. .

pearson in the position of having to delve into a body of legal material that is not her subject matter expertise. so i would like to continue to hold off. i would like to continue the hearing and also like to get legal advice about the potential outcomes of litigation three months hence. and at about the same time, the updated report will be forth coming from our department of public health, which is truly independent of the fcc and the telecommunications industry. so i would like to make a motion to continue this item to the call of the chair. and, colleagues, if we can do that without objection, i will continue to meet with ms. dodd and ms. selby and the advocacy community offline, and i failed to mention brian roberts, and deputy city attorney sanders as we continue to try to figure out what we're going to do with the ordinance this board unanimously passed this year. if we can do that without objection -- i'm sorry? my apologies. that will not be the order until supervisor safai speaks. >> supervisor safai: you pretty much said a lot of what i was going to say. i do concur with the

pearson between his concerns and the recent accident is completely unfounded.cheryl: tracee has detas morning. tracee:.tracee: russian foreign officeminister iswashington todh president trump. they will work on the business relationship between the two countries. the national labor relations board opened an investigation into whether google violated labor standards when firing four employees who were advocating for better working conditions. the complaint filed on behalf of the workers said google retroactively changed the code of conduct to justify their dismissal. in a statement, google denied acting inappropriately. 2020 democratic presidential candidate pete buttigieg given the go-ahead to shed light on his past career. consulting firm mckenzie and company gave him permission to disclose the identity of clients he worked with during his tenure at the company. hhe is gaining traction in the early voting states. and for the first time in 37 years, wheel of fortune favorite vanna white is taking control of the popular game show, at least temporarily. >> we're

pearson: thank you for that generous introduction. thank you all for having me. it's an honor to be here. i have one of the greatest jobs in the world. i sue the government. it's a lot of fun. i highly recommend it. justice, i never sue for money and i never charge my clients anything. my salary and costs are paid for by over 14,000 donors. i go across the nation representing all business owners pro bono, free of charge. this is something i love doing. it's tied into the whole reason i went to law school in the first place. my mom is a small business owner in florida and i went to law school because i wanted to represent small business owners like my mom. my dream was to have my own law firm. mom.rst client was my the problem was my clients could not afford to pay me to file be constitutional challenges, so i started doing more and more pro bono work. i now get paid a salary to do the type of thing i used to do for fun as pro bono work. i'm fortunate the not been able to devote my career to helping small business owners like my mom. there is no better place to do

pearson: good afternoon. thank you for inviting me to testify today. join he was at pearson.i would first like to provide my heartfelt condolences to all my family and friends lost loved ones on airflight ethiopian airlines flight. your loss and grief are truly unimaginable. please allow me to provide a little information about myself. i retired from the boeing company in august of 20018, is the senior. naval flight officer and held several leadership positions including squadron commissioner. have over 3830 years of aviation experience. i believe production problems in the factory may have contributed to these two tragic questions but i do believe regulators are paying enough attention to the factory. i'm calling for further investigating. i formally ordered boeing leadership in writing on multiple occasions specifically once before they align aircraft, and before both crashes about potentially higher due to the end staple operating environment in the factory. those warnings went on a corporate on judah, 2018, while the plan was being produced, four months before it crashed,

then at 9:10 p.m., justin pearson talks about occupational licensing requirements at the federalist society. watch this holiday week on c-span. ♪ >> campaign 2020. watch our live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail and make up your own mind. c-span's campaign 2020, your unfiltered view of politics. earlier today, president trump called service members overseas, sending them well wishes over the holidays and thanking them for their service. this is over half an hour. >> hello everyone. i want to wish you an amazing christmas and happy new year. you are tremendous warriors and we appreciate it so much. we are in florida right now speaking to you through this technological advance that has been made that has been incredible what they have been able to do over the last number of years. incredible. we will be talking to you in a little while and you will be asking me some questions. we have the media here. our friends from the media, dear friends, sometimes they are good. we are honored to be joint in this call by five units deployed all of the world representing the br

they're six points from safety, so there's pearson will have a fair bit of work ahead of him.by. manchester united are 2—0 up, marcus rashford put them ahead from the penalty spot, before antony martial got a second. we'll have all the action from that in an hour. leeds united have returned to the top of the championship table after a 2—0 victory over huddersfield in the west yorkshire derby. ezgjan alioski opened the scoring in the second half before pablo hernandez made the points safe with a headed effort with 12 minutes to go. leeds will stay top for now with west bromwich albion not playing until tomorrow. bristol city are up to fourth after a 2—1win at fulham. hull city came from behind to beat struggling stoke with jarrod bowen scoring twice. jonathan woodgate got the better of old team—mate lee bowyer as middlesbrough beat charlton. sheffield wednesday are into the top six too after a 2—1win over brentford. wins elsewhere for blackburn, cardiff, luton, qpr and birmingham. hearts have appointed daniel stendel as their new manager, with the club 10th in the scottish prem

they're six points from safety, so pearson will have a fair bit of work ahead of him.'s been for everton. beaten 5—2 in the merseyside derby, they sacked manager marco silva just 2a hours later. former player duncan ferguson stepped up to take charge for today's visit of chelsea to goodison park and it went well! goals from dominic calvert lewin and richarleson gave ferguson, and some of the ball boys plenty of reasons to jump for joy as they won 3—1. adam wild was watching. at first glance, this did not appear a club in crisis. these were fans ready to welcome a hero at he moment they needed one most. commentator: duncan ferguson! cheering . there were few with a more fearsome reputation, for duncan ferguson, the toughness lies in the task ahead. his tenure may only be temporary, but having saved the club with goals in the past, how he would love to play a part in saving them again. never shy of making an impact here, it was swift. richarleson heading them in front against chelsea within five minutes. if that b blue mood, after the break it was a dominic calvert lewin

watford have their third manager of the season and it's nigel pearson.rday's premier league game against crystal palace. pearson takes over from quique sanchez flores, who was sacked after only three months in charge. watford are bottom of the table, 7 points from safety. chelsea are free to sign new players again after their transfer ban was reduced on appeal by the court of arbitration for sport. they haven't been able to buy anyone since last season for breaching rules on signing young over—seas players. i think we have to give credit to the group that are working now to get to where we got to. i still want more. i think we could have more points and be higher up the table. that is my feeling. as we go forward , that is my feeling. as we go forward, of course, if i feel or we feel is a club there are positions we can strengthen, and we would obviously look at that, as all big clu bs obviously look at that, as all big clubs do. that is why people expected less of us this season because there are lots of clubs around us spending £100 million or £150 mil

a great deal of speculation today over nigel pearson.last managerialjob, he was sacked by leuven in february. before that of course, the likes of leicester city. watford have spoken to several candidates to become their third manager of the season, pearson, as you've been saying, is that man and we're expecting him to sign a short contract until the end of the season. now, speaking of leicester, their manager brendan rodgers appears to be staying put for the time for the being. he's signed a new contract that will keep him with the foxes until at least 2025. remember he had been linked with the arsenaljob in recent days so that appears to put that to bed for the time being. so, all of that makes for a very intriguing weekend indeed in the premier league. five games tomorrow, you can see them there. duncan ferguson welcomes chelsea to goodison park, the leaders liverpool are at bournemouth, spurs take on burnley, managerless watford play palace —— may or may not have a new manager in time for that, and finally the big one at the end for m

more than 15 additional deadly crashes of the macs over its lifetime one of the whistleblowers at pearson is a former boeing employee who worked on the $737.00 x. program and said that he urged managers to shut down the production lines because of mistakes and cut corners pearson also says those recommendations were ignored. informally warned boeing leadership in writing on multiple occasions specifically once before the line your crush and again before the ethiopian airlines crash potential airplane room. due to the unstable operating environment within the factory these warnings were ignored. meanwhile china says it has important concerns about design changes to the boeing 7 to 37 max aviation regulator weighed in for the 1st time on thursday after months of public silence from china china was the 1st country to ground the 737 max in march after the 2nd plane crash before it could fly in china again the 737 mast would need to be recertified and pilots given comprehensive and effective training so let's go deeper on the story with international regular. words. so let's start off 1st with

operating environment within the factory those warnings were ignored did yourself to me from head pearson worked as a boeing production line manager at this plant in renton near seattle he told u.s. lawmakers that the factory was quote stressed beyond anything in his experience he wants the production facility to be thoroughly investigated by the federal aviation administration his words have put pressure on the regulator which has been criticized for not being tough enough on boeing in the wake of the crashes none the less any hopes boeing had that the 737 max would be cleared to fly before the end of the year has been dashed by the f.a.a. who now said the plane will not return to service before 2020. in total 346 people died on the fatal crashes in indonesia and ethiopia both crashes were caused by the same defective flight control system used in the 737 max. spain sometime the germany's savings bank. a decade long dispute regarding the color of their logos both of them are the same tone of red splotch spark. its trademark sometimes agreed to use a lighter tone of red. and signage in ge

at 9:10, constitutional litigator justin pearson talks about occupational licensing requirements at the federalist society. >> there are three types of constitutional abuses, with the former slaves and their allies, they would have their right to vote taken away, and the right to be self-sufficient taken away, you actually hear these horror stories of a freemen being forced to go back and work for former slaveowners because of occupational licensing laws preventing them from being able to be self-sufficient. >> watch this holiday week on c-span. >> next, a look at religious liberty and the law with kelly , shackelford and the former general counsel, don clark. this is just over an hour and 20 minutes. [applause] dr. thistlethwaite: good evening. now, i have taught religion in america for more than 35 years. and i believe that the first amendment has played a vital role in the vitality of this nation. and i shall read it for you. "congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof or abridging the freedom of speech or of the

minutes later troy deeney wrapped up the 2—0 win from the penalty spot to give nigel pearson his firsting over. united stay eighth whilst watford remain bottom, but are now six points from safety. well, we didn't deserve to win the game by the way we performed. we we re game by the way we performed. we were too slow in possession. too slow in the intensity without the ball. and when they score 2—0 in quick succession, we didn't have enough to get back. in italy's serie a, atalanta thrashed milan 5—0. papu gomez put them on their way inside ten minutes, cutting in from the left and smashing the ball into the top corner. in the second half, they added four more, including two from josip ilicic. atalanta are fifth, milan are down in tenth. let's have a quick look at some other stories making the headlines. in la liga, real madrid will go into the winter break two points behind leaders barcelona after drawing 0—0 with atheltic bilbao. it's real‘s third draw in a row. the philadelphia eagles have beaten the dallas cowboys in a key game in the race for the nfl play—offs. it leaves the 2018 s

nigel pearson's team hadn't won at home since april, and against manchester united, there at first seemedg. jesse lingard with about the only opportunity of a desperately drab first 45 minutes. just after the break, how is this for a howler? calamity for united keeper david de gea, as the shot somehow squirmed through his fingers. it simply got worse with every replay, and it would soon get even worse for united. a terrible challenge, and from the penalty spot, troy deeney calmly doubled watford's lead, that long—awaited victory within their sights. united brought on paul pogba, his first appearance in three months, but there was nothing he or his team—mates could do as the hosts kept them at bay. a deeply disappointing day for united, but for watford, at last, something to celebrate, a potentially pivotal win for their survival hopes. plenty then for ole gunnar solskjaer to think about — manchester united have won just six games in the league this season, and only two of those away from home. we didn't deserve to win the game by the way we performed. we were too slow in possession, too s

after nigel pearson and carlo ancelotti have revived the fortunes of watford and everton, arsenal wereould do the same at the emirates stadium. it's not quite worked out like that so far. after a boxing day draw at bournemouth, arteta saw his side blow a 1—0 lead to lose 2—1 at home to chelsea. it's their worst home run for 60 years and leaves them still languishing in the bottom half of the table. michael redford has more. the emirates have not been the most thrilling place to watch football. you have to back to october to find last time arsenal won in front of their home fans, a wake—up call very much needed. the new man in the dugout aim to provide it and asked for energy in his first programme notes. he his response. chelsea's defence were sleeping as was the rest of the team. this was the best ofa drab rest of the team. this was the best of a drab first half. but individual moments change matches. joe genio wasn't shown a second yellow card for this. it would prove key for moments later when the midfielder got a late christmas present. the genial couldn't miss. his dream had becom

publishing space in focus with news out of pearson, but look at the gmm. the big picture is we are not moving anywhere very quickly on the asian equity session. just as well on that. show story -- on that story. value,erprise substantially moved. we will see that particular business in the publishing sector and the united kingdom, when that one opens up a little bit later. on the gmm, moves to the upside from some individual markets. the asian equity session not really moving very far very quickly. he saw a new high on the s&p yesterday in the u.s., just eking out that high on that stronger data coming through from the u.s. from factory and in the housing sector. we have seen the pboc making some small moves. a little bit of generosity, pre-christmas, pre-the holidays. we will talk more about that in just a moment. with all of that in mind, let's get to mark cudmore, who joins us now from dublin. ony good to have you with us the program in dublin. you know, usually, that is what we are talking to you about, and let's focus in on that and what has been goin

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at 9:10, constitutional litigator justin pearson talks about occupational licensing requirements at the federalist society. >> there are three types of with theional abuses, former slaves and their allies, they would have their right to vote taken away, and the right to be self-sufficient taken away , you actually hear these horror stories of a freemen being forced to go back and work for former slaveowners because of occupational licensing laws preventing them from being able to sell -- to be self-sufficient. >> watch this holiday week on c-span. >> our c-span campaign 2020 bus team is traveling across the country asking voters what issues should presidential candidates address? >> i really want to know what our future president or any other candidate will do regarding jobs. the jobs market and the economy. the united states must have a strong economy, we are a huge nation and we provide a lot of information and product throughout the world. i really do hope that the next president, no matter who they are, man woman, democrat, republican, that they will defend our jobs and help our eco

norton taken part in a discussion on the first amendment and then constitutional litigator jesse pearson talks about occupational licensing requirements in later, we hear from a senator discuss his new bill on challenges facing native americans. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. the theater. the chief executive of the freedom forum. tonightme you all here to celebrate the museum and the first amendment and look forward to a new chapter. i would like to recognize some of the museum's founding partners who we are so pleased to have with us this morning. [applause] we are also honored to have several of our trustees in attendance -- coleman, davidke jack kirschenbaum, john lee, charles, peter prichard, mike, john, prichard, mike, john, barbara. [applause] after more than 11 years, the museum will close its doors on pennsylvania avenue at the end of the month. while we are sad, we are also heartened that nearly 10 million visitors walked through our doors to experience a story of news, the role of the free press in history and the core freedoms of the first amendment religion -- amendme

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