in a moment i'll speak to the journalist richard morgan and tess rafferty, a writer and activist.crazy story of me being brainwashed and coached more believable than what i'm saying about being sexually assaulted by my father? because your mother was very angry, so that she would try and coach you, try and get you to turn against your father. except every step of the way, my mother has only encouraged me to tell the truth, she's never coached me. i wanted to play a clip from 60 minutes, an interview he did at the time, where he was asked about that incident. are you ok with looking at it? you 0k? isn't it illogical that i'm going to, at the height of a very bitter and acrimonious custody fight, drive up to connecticut, where nobody likes me, i'm in a house full of enemies... i mean, mia was so enraged at me and she had got all of the kids to be angry at me, that i'm going to drive up there and suddenly, on visitation, pick this moment in my life to become a child molester? it'sjust incredible. if i wanted to be a child molester, i had many opportunities in the past. i could have q

mark richards at jp morgan asset management, what do you think ?ank sector as we showed earlier, banks are doing well so far. second only to the auto industry as talk performers in european stocks. is it a good investment for 2018? mark: there are three main aspects we look at the financial spec -- financial sector. the inflation outlook, the verage in the system, and how you cope within relation. what tends to happen is provisions come down. more inflation helps the sector because it is dealing with leverage and allows people with debts to pay off the debt more readily. we have seen the flattening of the yield curve, but what is more important for the banks is the maturity of their loans and the maturity of their financing. it is a three-month to two-year curve. that is been different in the last six to 12 months. the more important one is the steepening at the short front end of the curve. in europe, i wonder if this is where i will get my performance. everybody who sits in the chair you are sitting in, which says europe is on a tear at the momen

richard. the pilot, gareth morgan, had done more than 10,000 flying hours, 9,000 of which were on seaplanes.d members of his family from an exclusive waterfront restaurant, and was heading back to rose bay on sydney harbour. shortly after take—off, the plane plummeted into the water. investigators say it quickly sank, and there were no survivors. this is people that have come over on holidays to visit australia. they were in one of the most beautiful parts of the world. and for this to happen to them at a place like that is nothing more than just tragic. it could take months to work out how and why a routine sightseeing trip could end in utter disaster. air crash investigators have begun their work. their task won't be easy. the wreckage of the seaplane has been submerged in more than 40ft of water. and although these idyllic bays and inlets are geographically close to sydney, the crash site is tucked away and hard to get to. sydney seaplanes, which owns the aircraft, has suspended all its flights until further notice. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. four young men have been stabbed to death

morgan. eva mortensen. helga rachel mosey. richard palma and eddie.i, sean kevin malloy, mary geraldine mercy. karen elizabeth noonan. thomas britton. >> we remember them. daniel emmett o'connor. mary denise o'neill. elise owen. gwyneth yvonne margaret 01. robert factor i. martha no one. laura abigail owen. robert penn newco. krista and michael papadopoulos. peter raymond pierce. i represent miriam lucas. >> we remember them. sarah susanna phillips. james andrew pitts. david flat. walter leonard porter. pamela lynn pozen. william pugh. ramses. and ball wrote on. so. she wrote on. and eli stratus. >> we remember them. jocelyn k arena. diane marie -- i represent louise rogers at syracuse university. susanna roller, mark rosenblum andrea victoria rosenthal, peter rosenthal, myra josephine royal, david ruben. >> we remember them. elise jean sarahsaid he, scott christopher saunders, teresa elizabeth jane saunders, robert thomas scheidegger, sally of elizabeth scott. i represent amy elizabeth schapiro. irving stanley siegel, martin bernard christopher simps

the grief weighs heavy in the air, remembering richard loring taylor, pea-nut and pasta suit-ee-tapa, the benitez family and morgan sawyer coreymary beth myers:"i know he loved his grandchildren very much. the last time i talked to him was saturday."kacey drescher:"this is what's left of mary beth's neighborhood here on east valley road. this is where she remembers seeing pasta and lydia playing, and having conversations with mr. taylor." andrew taylor:"this was a family that just went to bed and then the next thing you know 25 feet of mud came through their house and took them out."taylor's nephew, andrew, says his uncle was a generous, gifted storyteller and pea-nut a hardworking man andrew taylor:"he moved his wife and kids over just about a year and a half ago. they were living the american dream."the tragedy has those close to the victims urging everyone to be kind and really get to know your neighbor.mary beth myers:"it's a good time to open the gates and trim the hedges and bring those walls down and just connect across all boundaries." > coming upare all curb marking created equal, if you look around san f

the grief weighs heavy in the air, remembering richard loring taylor, pea-nut and pasta suit-ee-tapa, the benitez family and morgan sawyer coreymary beth myers:"i know he loved his grandchildren very much. the last time i talked to him was saturday."kacey drescher:"this is what's left of mary beth's neighborhood here on east valley road. this is where she remembers seeing pasta and lydia playing, and having conversations with mr. taylor." andrew taylor:"this was a family that just went to bed and then the next thing you know 25 feet of mud came through their house and took them out."taylor's nephew, andrew, says his uncle was a generous, gifted storyteller and pea-nut a hardworking man andrew taylor:"he moved his wife and kids over just about a year and a half ago. they were living the american dream."the tragedy has those close to the victims urging everyone to be kind and really get to know your neighbor.mary beth myers:"it's a good time to open the gates and trim the hedges and bring those walls down and just connect across all boundaries." > (steve) three people are still missing including two- year-old girl (

they include five members of the same british family, and the pilot of the plane, gareth morgan. 58—year—old richardffice, saying she was regal, serene and could stay calm under pressure. her 11—year—old daughter, heather, was also in the crash. we are joined now by the uncle of william and edwards cousins, ian thorpe, from his home in leicestershire. good morning. thank you very much for talking to us this morning. how are you and the family coping at the moment? good morning. it has obviously been a huge shock. i am pleased to say at least i am feeling a little bit more positive this morning than i was yesterday at this time, having just found out what had happened. it has been terrible news. but i am pleased to say the support i have had from my friends, people have been texting and ringing me since i appeared on the television and also did some interviews yesterday, it has been fantastic, absolutely fantastic, and i would like to thank everybody who has supported and helped me. that is really good to hear. you talk about the shock when you find out, how did the shock when you find out, how did t

morgan health care conference, maybe we can get preview so let's get a closer look with richard pops,alkermes welcome back to "mad money." >> good to be with you, jim. >> richard, you did something bold today and i know you don't do things bold unless you can back it up you said 2018 would be a transformative year of milestones, please elaborate. >> you know how it is in biotech. it takes many years to make a drug sometimes ten years and a billion dollars. some years you're doing the work and no one is paying attention and some years you reveal the data 2018 for us is one of those years where we literally have transformative milestones on each of our major programs, including our in-market products that you mentioned as well as our depression drug, our schizophrenia drug and our multiple sclerosis drug. >> okay. you're -- let's say your smile has been getting a level of confidence that i want to have because i believe as you know that when alkermes stock was in the 20s, should i get rationally exuberant? you probably know how things look in those different products. >> i do and you kn

to morgan brennan >> reporter: hey, melissa, that's right, we have a leadership change at the pizza chain. patrick doyle, domino's ceo, plans to leave the company in june the board has named richard alison who is head of domino's international as the new ceo russell winer, currently the president of dominos usa, will be taking on the role of chief operating officer of domino's, both appointments effective as of july 1st. a change in the c suite at dominos. shares are down a little over 1% in the after hours trade back over to you >> thank you very much, morgan brennan. of course patrick doyle loved, i would guess, by investors. he really was at the forefront in terms of bringing technology into the restaurants when people talk about using technology to increase productivity at a restaurant, patrick doyle's name is usually lumped in there, right >> and without question, and really, the concentratisolidati this pizza industry, it's part of why when you look at a 26 times multiple, at one point it was thought you couldn't do it it's now getting within five bucks of the all time highs. i think you take a pause >> maybe promoting the international head to ceo is a good thing >> to tim

richard cousins, who was 58. he died alongside his fiancee emma bowden, who was a8, and her 11—year—old daughter heather. william cousins was 25, and his brother edward was 23. the pilot was garath morgandisaster. will mcgovern says he saw his friends dive into the water to try to help those trapped in the plane. i saw three of my mates, dead set, risking their lives. you know, they could have died. this plane was moving fast, it was going down. it was pretty hard because of the oil, but i could see windows, the windows. we just couldn't dive down deep enough, really, to be able to see more. at least they'll know that there were people there trying to help, and i'm sorry. the authorities hope to retrieve the wreckage of the seaplane that lies to the north ofjerusalem bay near the town of cowan by the end of the week. all of this evidence will then be taken to the australian capital, canberra. we‘ll be looking at a number of areas, particularly around the aircraft‘s components. we‘ll also be looking at any recorded data that might be on the aircraft. so that could involve both avionics, or instruments attached to the aeroplane. aviation experts have speculated that the seaplane may have