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 flight of course that approval has not come from the u.s. government and certainly it would not come also with approval from regulators in europe they tend to work hand in glove on these sorts of safety issues. india's main opposition congress party is hold a rally in new delhi against the controversy would you citizenship it's one of many protests around the country opponents so the legislation is anti muslim and undermines india's secular constitution prime minister narendra modi has defended

the climate activist aggressive tune berg is set to arrive back in europe after crossing the atlantic by boat the catamaran carrying hers preparing to dock in the portuguese capital lisbon the 16 year old has spent a number of weeks attending climate protests in the u.s. she refuses to fly because of the carbon emissions involved she'll be traveling on to the u.n. climate summit in the spanish capital dritte. well at that climate conference weather experts are warning that the past decade is almost certain to have been the hottest on record the annual assessment of the earth's climate by the world meteorological organization paints a bleak image of vanishing vanishing ice devastating heat waves and encroaching seas now one main goal of the climate summit is ensuring that the world's biggest economies like germany's become a carbon neutral in 30 years by 2050. the focus right now is on who will launch real action against climate change last year a new record was set with humans pumping more gigatons of greenhouse gases into the environment than ever before now at the u.n. climate confe

from berlin she captured the attention of the world by taking aim at climate in action now to tune berg has been named time magazine's person of the year the teenage climate activist tells political leaders in madrid that their talks aren't doing anything to combat what she says is a climate emergency also coming up once hailed as a human rights icon now defending her country's armed forces against charges of genocide memoirs and sounds too cheap takes a stand at the international court of justice in the hague nobel peace prize winner says there is no proof that her country's army carried out genocide against lynching muslims prosecutors are seeking to. close. and out of print already bridget that's what boris johnson is promising to serve up if you wins on thursday is conservatives hold a narrowing lead over germany foreigns the labor party to form what's being called the most important british election in a generation. rocket's great to have you along everyone. swedish climate activists gratitude burke has become the youngest person ever to be named time magazine's person of the year

airline manufacturer of boeing's chief executive dennis willem berg has resigned less than a week after the company suspend the production of its best selling aircraft. 3 days of national mourning have been the cleric in a very after the death of the head of the country's army 18 year old general i made again led the state's response to mass protests which forced out the country's president earlier this year or a burden manly reports for years he was the chief of staff of the algerian national army but a man to guide salah would mostly be remembered for being behind the resignation of president abdelaziz bouteflika after 2 decades in office. on march 26th the c.m. not normal after hundreds of thousands about jerry and marched in the streets demanding an end to the regime. it was guide sellers televised speech urging beautifully could quit the made that a reality the armed but the rest of many of beautifully his allies a month later supported the newly appointed interim leader after. i would. you have been so good i would like to confirm in truth that the transitional period to prepare f

or his daniel hawkins look into the tomb berg phenomenon. last year she was just the regular swedish schoolgirl 12 months on and she's time's person of the year rarely does the discussion on climate change today take place without her name being mentioned growth of the work has become a global sensation not just a prominent figure among climate activists but almost a messianic symbol to pulls no punches in schooling politicians about what they must do to save the planet the real danger is when politicians and c.e.o.'s are making it look like real action is happening when in fact almost nothing is being done apart from clever accounting and creative p.r. she certainly does have a point but what about the growth of film bug phenomenon itself it's on the noise quickly and loudly drawn attention to climate change she's got people talking and even been credited with influencing european and national elections but wants more than just talking she wants action from politicians or the critics question what useful action grettir inspired movements ha

that announcement came just hours after 2 in berg addressed the un climate conference taking place in madrid the 16 year old from sweden has emerged as a leading advocate for immediate action to address the global climate crisis let's listen to some of what to mark had to say as she spoke earlier in madrid we no longer have time to leave out the science. fair about in here i have been constantly talking about all reputable climbing carbon budgets over and over again . but since that is still being ignored i will just keep repeating it. while the new president of the european commission was the last underline has vowed to put the climate at the heart of her presidency as she's been presenting her promise to a green deal in brussels the plan will commit the e.u. to achieving climate neutrality by 2050 did catherine march and spoke to one climate policy analyst and has this report on some of the potential obstacles. more treaties throughout europe and more sequestering of c o 2 that will be the 1st step that europe wants much more. it will need radical restructuring we need enormous inve

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 flight of course that approval has not come from the u.s. government and certainly it would not come also with approval from regulators in europe they tend to work hand in glove on these sorts of safety issues. india's main opposition congress party is hold a rally in new delhi against the controversy would you citizenship it's one of many protests around the country opponents so the legislation is ant

artie's a donor hawkins that looks into the term berg phenomenon. last year she was just the regular swedish schoolgirl 12 months on and she's time's person of the year rarely does the discussion on climate change today take place without her name being mentioned growth of the work has become a global sensation not just a prominent figure among climate activists but almost a messianic symbol she pulls no punches in schooling politicians about what they must do to save the planet the real danger is when politicians and c.e.o.'s are making it look like real action is happening when in fact almost nothing is being done apart from clever accounting and creative p.r. she certainly does have a point but what about the greater thornburg phenomenon itself it's on the noise quickly and loudly drawn attention to climate change she's got people talking and even been credited with influencing european and national elections but wants more than just talking she wants action from politicians or the critics question what useful action grettir inspired movements ha

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 max is returned to the skies and lawsuits are pending a lawsuit alleges that the why america crash was in part a result of a recently dangerous conditions of boeing 737 max aero aircraft boeing has lost more than $8000000000.00 and another $8000.00 companies are also suffering from lost business airlines are scrambling to revise their business plans and juggle flight schedules since they don't want to use or buy jets with a dodgy safety record and on friday boeing had a setback in its space business its starglider transport shuttle suffered technical problems forcing nasa to ditch a planned docking with the international space station the new c.e.o. david calhoun takes charge in january it's now up to him to reassure everyone that boeing is taking their faith in flying seriously rosalind jordan al-jazeera washington. kyle bailey is a former me

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 aircraft boeing has lost more than 8000000000 dollars and another $8000.00 companies are also suffering from lost business airlines are scrambling to revise their business plans and juggle flight schedules since they don't want to use or buy jets with a dodgy safety record and on friday boeing had a setback in its space business its starglider transport shuttle suffered technical problems forcing nasa to ditch a planned docking with the international space station the new c.e.o. david calhoun takes charge in january it's now up to him to reassure everyone that boeing is taking their faith and flying seriously rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. turkey's the fence m

artie's daniel hawkins looks into the tomb berg phenomenon. last year she was just the regular swedish schoolgirl 12 months on and she's time's person of the year rarely does a discussion on climate change today take place without her name being mentioned growth of the work has become a global sensation not just a prominent figure among climate activists but almost a messianic symbol she pulls no punches in schooling politicians about what they must do to save the planet the real danger is when politicians and c.e.o.'s are making it look like real action is happening when in fact almost nothing is being done apart from clever accounting and creative p.r. she certainly does have a point but what about the growth of film bug phenomenon itself it's on the noise quickly and loudly drawn attention to climate change she's got people talking and even been credited with influencing european and national elections but wants more than just talking she wants action from politicians or the critics question what useful action grettir inspired movements hav

why didn't his mom berg have to go. well essentially the company lost its trust in him and trust of course is a critical love value something which mr mellon burke testified to himself when he appeared before congress in october to talk about the 2 crashes of the $737.00 macs in ethiopia and in indonesia both within the past 14 months or so this is a situation where of the company not only had been losing billions of dollars at least $8000000000.00 because of the problems with the 737 max's operation software as well as with that pilot training program but also because government regulators did not feel that boeing was doing enough in order to satisfy their demands to make certain that this jet is airworthy and could be put back into service and so because of the ongoing problems with mullen bergs leadership the board of directors made a decision that it was time to bring in new people they will be taking charge after the beginning of this coming year roselyn thank you there are some many more questions with this story

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 for flight of course that approval has not come from the u.s. government and certainly it would not come also with approval from regulators in europe they tend to work hand in glove on these sorts of safety issues so apart from the cosmetics here apart from saying look this is what we've done we've got rid of dennis mullen burge way to nix for boeing it's too nice to get the 737 max up into the sky and it still needs to restore the confidence that it's lost and particularly when it comes to the to invest in the market. i think it's fair to say that the 737 max is not going to be coming back into service anytime soon a key part of the failure in the 2 crashes of lion aaron indonesian ethiopian air in east africa was that the computer program did not come under enough scrutiny that the pilots had not received sufficient training that there are serious enoug

freiburg vs phelps berg was nothing to write home about the one thing of note from. schmidt's scintillating freekick that gave the hosts all 3 points. made coach. a happy man. was a club that we showed a very very big physical presence against at sea that is physically brutally strong that's a great story. we have one game left for you and it was a purely bottom half affair mines look to extend their winning start and the on the road in alex bug. where the better side but it was the guest who took the lead early on living with this in the 15 minutes. and just ahead of the break. tied things up make it one. midway through the 2nd half through. the winner for the home side. extends their unbeaten run to 4 matches. now here's a look at results from match day 14 so far it's been an exceptionally good weekend for the home side this weekend. in dortmund freiburg an outspoken all keep their 3 points at home frankfurt so far the only side to drop points that was at home to head to on friday are 2 more games that forwards on sunday. and braman let's see if the points stay in

is forced to step down in a sloan berg resigns following a troubling year that many of the company's just grounded after 2 fatal crashes also coming up a saudi court such as the 5 men for their roles in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi 3 others were given prison terms in connection with things grisly killing of the washington post columnist as the saudi consulate in istanbul last year predicts condemning a lack of transparency in the perceived.

dennis mullen berg was ousted new seal david calhoun will now face the task of engineering a turnaround and rescuing started reputation. it's been a busy year for the markets across the world but it appears the u.s. markets have managed to ride out the uncertainty and the stock market is at a record high in the u.s. and that's something the u.s. president has been raving about and taking credit for he says the highs a jew to his reforms. hard to say but what is clear is that the global economy has been slowing with the i.m.f. and the world bank mainly blaming the u.s. china trade dispute but despite that there's been records in markets in both sides of the pond and that was the spot of good news this year. let's take a look now at some of the other business stories making news around the world a production milestone for u.s. electric vehicle maker tesla its 1st model 3 cars built at its chinese plant shanghai have rolled off the production line less than a year after work began in the factory electric car maker says it will increase production in china the world's largest car market. al

week when boeing announced the suspension of the 737 max production and that's why form a seal mill in berg's leadership was questioned i think boeing has been repeatedly overly optimistic and maybe not for thinking about some of the severe challenges with the 737 max and abortionists rationally trying to be. there's an element of. nondisclosure that's all kind of according to him unfortunately but things won't be easy for its new c.e.o. as well boeing is still in for a bumpy ride next year. now earlier we spoke to alison stewart alan from international marketing partners we often hear whether boeing misread its relationship with american aviation regulations. well i think that's one part of it i mean there's a bigger issue going on here which is about the culture but wing clearly the whistleblowers that wrote memos and tried to escalate their concerns about the 737 max the chain of command were suppressed they weren't listened to so i think you know mr calhoun has a lot on his plate the question of the challenge is going to be what does he prioritize is it the f.a.a. relationship is it chang

plane maker boeing has forced its chief executive to resign dennis mullen bergs departure follows the worldwide grounding of its 737 max jetliner after 2 deadly crashes a later inquiry found serious lapses in the company's regulatory oversight. thousands of people have taken to the streets again in india to protest a controversial citizenship law more than 20 have died in unrest linked to the protest against the law which passed earlier this month it fast tracks indians that sit citizenship for some persecuted minority groups but excludes muslims critics have called the law discriminatory and unconstitutional. i thousands of pro-democracy activists have rallied in hong kong to demand an inquiry into alleged police brutality the demonstrations now in their 7th month are expected to continue through the holiday season and. russia's envoy at the talks between ukraine and russia backed separatists has announced plans for a prisoner swap between the 2 countries their last such exchange shown here took place in september that appeared to herald a slight thaw in relations after russia's anne

dennis mullen berg was ousted new seal david calhoun will now face the task of engineering a turnaround and rescuing started reputation it's been a busy year for the markets across the world but it appears the u.s. markets have managed to ride out the uncertainty in the stock market is at a record high in the u.s. and that's something the u.s. president has been raving about and taking credit for he says the highs a jew to his reforms hard to say but what is clear is that the global economy has been slowing with the i.m.f. and the world bank mainly blaming the u.s. china trade dispute but despite that there's been records in markets in both sides of the pond and that was a spot of good news this year. and our financial correspondent in frankfurt bards gave us his appraisal of the markets and his expectations for next year. 3rd . there's a party going on here on the floor of the frankfurt exchange says music and lots of easy chatter but it's not out of optimism for 2020 people are celebrating a very spectacular 20192028 could be a different story sure interest rates will continue to be l

dennis mullen berg was ousted you'll feel david calhoun will now face the task of engineering a turnaround and rescuing started reputation. it's been a busy year for the markets across the world but it appears the u.s. markets have managed to ride out the uncertainty on the stock market is at a record high in the u.s. and that's something the u.s. president has been raving about and taking credit for he says the highs a jew to his reforms hard to say but what is clear is that the global economy has been slowing with the i.m.f. and the world bank mainly blaming the u.s. china trade dispute but despite that there's been records in markets in both sides of the pond and that was a spot of good news this year. under. let's take a look now at some of the other business stories making news around the world. a production milestone for u.s. electric vehicle maker tesla its 1st model 3 cars built at a chinese plant shanghai have rolled off the production line less than a year after work began in the factory electric car maker says it will increase production in china the world's largest car market.

dennis mullen berg was alstad new seal david calhoun will now face the task of engineering a turnaround and rescuing started reputation it's been a busy year for the markets across the world but it appears the u.s. markets have managed to ride out the uncertainty in the stock market is at a record high in the u.s. and that's something the u.s. president has been raving about and taking credit for he says the highs a jew to his reforms hard to say but what is clear is that the global economy has been slowing with the i.m.f. and the world bank mainly blaming the u.s. china trade dispute but despite that there's been records in markets in both sides of the pond and that was a spot of good news this year. under. let's take a look now at some of the other business stories making news around the world. a production milestone for us electric vehicle maker tesla its 1st model 3 cars built at its chinese plant shanghai have rolled off the production line less than a year after work began in the factory electric car maker says it will increase production in china the world's largest car market. a

from wealthier nations some are even threatening litigation swedish climate activist where the tune berg was accorded a pop star's welcome she too expressed deep frustration the chinese curse is still being ignored by those in power and we cannot go on like this it is not a sustainable solution for children skip school demonstrators are hoping their efforts will put pressure on the conference delegates and provide much needed momentum for the week of talks ahead. now to some of the other stories making news around the world anti-government protests in chile ended the 50th day on friday we have both peaceful and violent demonstrations taking place across the country protests began over a subway fare hike in october and have grown into a broad movement demanding education health care and pension reforms. tesler co-founded a long mosque has been found not guilty of defamation by a court in los angeles a british cave explorer had brought the lawsuit against moscow after he branded him a quote peter guy on twitter a plaintive vernon unsworth was seeking $190000000.00 in damages from us. briti

from wealthier nations some are even threatening litigation swedish climate activist where the tune berg was accorded a pop star's welcome. she too expressed deep frustration. the climate crisis is still being ignored by those in power and we cannot go on like this it is not a sustainable solution that children skip school demonstrators are hoping their efforts will put pressure on the conference delegates and provide much needed momentum for the week of talks ahead. let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world. 3 people have been killed by an aviation student at a major u.s. navy base in pensacola florida the shooter who was a member of saudi arabia's air force was shot dead by law enforcement 12 more people were hurt in the attack it's the 2nd deadly shooting at a u.s. military science this week. at least 15 people have been killed and more than 60 others wounded in a gun attack in the iraqi capital baghdad witnesses reported men in an organized motorcade firing at anti-government protesters more than 400 people have died in unrest in iraq over the pa

flooding this is in addition to conflict this means actually you know the entire population of new nick berg and bird and being displaced in a single year like you rightly said we are contributing to climate change but we are going to feel the effects even more than the major polluters do we want to find out what african leaders do to push the world's biggest polluters to actually do wall to help prevent climate change. 80 you know old. africa is suffering the consequences $52000000.00 people because of the droughts repeated droughts there they're starving they're hungry across 18 countries in africa so african leaders have to come together actually in november they have made a strong call you know to the world's leaders asking for funding so that communities can be supported in terms of rebuilding their homes and so on they have also they have to ask world leaders especially rich countries you know you're the one who contributed to the global. and mission and you have to supply more tests in terms of if you know finance for adaptation final curtain loss and damage so that's communities can

when boeing announced the suspension of the 737 months production and that's why form a steel mill in berg's leadership was questioned i think boeing is repeating the overly optimistic and maybe not for thinking about some of the severe challenges with the 737 max and the abortionists gradually trying to. there's an element 'd of . non-disclosure so that's all kind of point to him for sure but things won't be easy for its new c.e.o. as well boeing is still in for a bumpy ride next year. now earlier we spoke to alison stewart allen from international marketing partners we asked her whether boeing misread its relationship with american aviation regulators. well i think that's one part of it i mean there's a bigger issue going on here which is about the culture at boeing clearly the whistle blowers that wrote memos and tried to escalate their concerns about the 737 max the chain of command were suppressed they weren't listened to so i think you know mr calhoun has a lot on his plate the question of the challenge is going to be what does he prioritize is that the f.a.a. relationship is changing

results so far in match day 17 for to berlin and god buck ended scoreless byron left a late to beat berg leipzig came from behind to defeat out spurs cologne down vertebrae men shall come and fiber chaired the points mind lost to 10 men live of course and on friday hoffenheim stunned dortmund on sunday dusseldorf host berlin and frankfurt travelled to kind of boy. now for some more breaking news that is egg breaking news hundreds of sea turtle babies freshly hatched at a wildlife conservancy and conservancy in pakistan have just been released into the arabian sea this year nesting sites had been disturbed by storms adding urgency to efforts to look after the eggs of this endangered species the babies all seem to know which way to head with a bit of luck they could live to be 100. coming up next a deal documentary on the hidden dangers of as best don't forget you can get all the news on our website that's on d.v.d. if you dot com i'm michael okwu in berlin appreciate your company. did centuries of the famous naturalist and explorer. to sing the bridge alex on the phone while its 250th bir

flooding this is in addition to conflict this means actually you know the entire population of new nick berg and bird and being displaced in a single year like you rightly said we are contributing to climate change but we are going to feel the effects even more than the major polluters do we want to find out what kind african leaders do to push the world's biggest polluters to actually do wall to help prevent climate change. 80 you know old radio africa is suffering the consequences 52000000 people because of droughts repeated droughts there they're starving they're hungry across 18 countries in africa so african leaders have to come together actually in november they have made a strong call you know to the world's leaders asking for funding so that communities can be supported in terms of rebuilding their homes and so on they have also they have to ask world leaders especially rich countries you know you're the one who contributed to the global. emission and you have to supply more tests in terms so if you know finance for adaptation final score no sin damage so that's communities can be ab

dennis mullen berg was ousted new seal david calhoun will now face the task of engineering a turnaround and rescuing started reputation. it's been a busy year for the markets across the world but it appears the u.s. markets have managed to ride out the uncertainty in the stock market is at a record high in the u.s. and that's something the u.s. president has been raving about and taking credit for he says the highs a jew to his reforms hard to say but what is clear is that the global economy has been slowing with the i.m.f. the world bank mainly blaming the u.s. china trade dispute but despite that there's been records in markets in both sides of the pond and that was a spot of good news this year. on busy and no debt and germany imported a record number of file works last year this year's new year's celebrations kick off with a ban rather than a ban imports of rockets fatness and bang as rose 48 percent last year with most of the festive file works coming from china this year the government has introduced a file in the center of the city citing a large amount of pollutants created plas

flooding this is in addition to conflict this means actually you know the entire population of new nick berg and bird and being displaced in a single year like you rightly said we are contributing to climate change but we are going to feel the effects even more than the major polluters do we want to find out what african leaders do to push the world's biggest polluters to actually do maul to help prevent climate change. 80 you know old. africa is suffering the consequences $52000000.00 people because of the droughts repeated droughts there they're starving they're hungry across 18 countries in africa so african leaders have to come together actually in november they have made a strong call you know to the world's leaders asking for funding so that communities can be supported in terms of rebuilding their homes and so on they have also they have to ask world leaders especially rich countries you know you're the one who contributed to the global. and mission and you have to supply or to us in terms of you know finance for adaptation final cardinal sin damage so that's communities can be able t

so far on match day 17 for to berlin and gladbach ended scoreless by and left it late to beat both berg like they came from behind to beat oxburgh clone downed verger braman shotgun freiburg shared the points minds lost to 10 men leverkusen on friday hoffenheim stunned dortmund and on sunday to set off host berlin in frankfurt travel to paddle board. now for some more breaking news breaking news hundreds of sea turtle babies freshly hatched at a wildlife refuge in pakistan have just released into the sea the arabian sea specifically this year nesting sites had been disturbed by storms adding urgency to efforts to look after the ads of this endangered species the babies all seem to know which way to head with a bit of luck they could turn out to be 100 years old. coming up next shift living and living in the digital age looks at the latest developments in the open source community and a reminder you can get all the news on our web site that's d w dot com i'm michael in berlin we will have more news at the top of the hour. i know nothing. but nice and nothing. new to make this drama even

from wealthier nations some are even threatening litigation swedish climate activist where the tune berg was accorded a pop star's welcome. she too expressed deep frustration. the climate crisis is still being ignored by those in power and we can't go on like this it is not the sustainable solution that children skip school demonstrators are hoping their efforts will put pressure on the conference delegates and provide much needed momentum for the week of talks. or germany's social democrats have formally confirmed the new leadership was a boy. the new leaders want changes to their party's coalition agreement with chancellor merkel's conservatives merkel c.d.u. party is expected to find their ideas unpalatable prompting speculation that the governing coalition could be in danger the s.p. day says that's a discussion for another day. i the s.p.d. in celebrates a remote now it's official saskia and skin and no but vita boyens are to usher in a new era for the social democrats. 75.9 percent of the delegates voted for skin and about a boy and scott 89.2 percent of the a mandate for the 2 gra

flooding this is in addition to conflict this means actually you know the entire population of new nick berg and bird and being displaced in a single year like you rightly said we are contributing to climate change but we are going to feel the effects even more all done the major polluters who we want to find i want to come you this do to push the world's biggest polluters to actually do wall to help prevent climate change. 80 you know old radio africa is suffering the consequences 52000000 people because of droughts repeated droughts there they're starving they're hungry across 18 countries in africa so african leaders have to come together actually in november they have made a strong call you know to the world's leaders asking for funding so that communities can be supported in terms of rebuilding their homes and so on they have also they have to ask world leaders especially rich countries you know you're the one who contributed to the global. emission and you have to sit in terms so if you know finance for either petition final score no sin damage so that's communities can be able to adop

dennis mullen berg was alstead new seal david calhoun will now face the task of engineering a turnaround and rescuing started reputation. it's been a busy year for the markets across the world but it appears the u.s. markets have managed to ride out the uncertainty in the stock market is at a record high in the u.s. and that's something the u.s. president has been raving about and taking credit for he says the highs a jew to his reforms hard to say but what is clear is that the global economy has been slowing with the i.m.f. and the world bank mainly blaming the u.s. china trade dispute but despite that there's been records in markets in both sides of the pond and that was a spot of good news this year. 100. let's take a look now at some of the other business stories making news around the world. a production milestone for u.s. electric vehicle maker tesla its 1st model 3 cars built at a chinese plant shanghai have rolled off the production line less than a year after work began in the factory electric car maker says it will increase production in china the world's largest car market. al

from wealthier nations some are even threatening litigation swedish climate activist where the tune berg was accorded a pop star's welcome. she too expressed deep frustration the times curse is still being ignored by those in power and we can't go on like this it is not a sustainable solution but children skip school demonstrators are hoping their efforts will put pressure on the conference delegates and provide much needed momentum for the week of talks ahead. now to some of the other stories making news around the world anti-government protests in chile end today 50 a day on friday both peaceful and violent demonstrations taking place across the country protests began over a subway fare hike in october and a growing into a broad movement demanding education health care and pension reforms. tesla co-founder on mosque has been found not guilty of defamation by a court in los angeles a british cave explorer had brought the lawsuit against moscow after he had branded him a court peter guy on twitter the plaintiff in an earth was seeking $119000000.00 in damages from moscow. and british opp

kicked ass on friday night champions league hopefuls hoffenheim suffered a 42 home defeat against alex berg the away team i took the lead just 11 minutes in when florian needed a teed up philip knox for a simple tapping. brought themselves back into the game but they were finally killed off in the 85th minute here when set up brazilian defender largo to make it 42 out spurs are now unbeaten in the last 5 games. are a coming up next a special deal have you report on taiwan's indigenous people the i'll tell ya.

from wealthier nations some are even threatening litigation swedish climate activist where the tune berg was accorded a pop star's welcome. she too expressed deep frustration the chinese culture is still being ignored by those in power and we cannot go on like this it is not a sustainable solution that children skip school demonstrators are hoping their efforts will put pressure on the conference delegates and provide much needed momentum for the week of talks ahead. and let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world 3 people have been killed by an aviation student at a major u.s. navy base in pensacola florida the shooter who is a member of saudi arabia's air force was shot dead by law enforcement 12 more people will hurt in the attack it's the 2nd deadly shooting at a u.s. military science this week. at least 15 people have been killed and more than 60 others wounded in a gun attack in the iraqi capital baghdad witnesses reported men in an organized motorcade firing at antigovernment protesters more than 400 people have died in unrest in iraq over the p

cushion over glaad now and other teams that moved up bar munich moved up but got knocked down a 5th berg also climbed in the bottom half head to berlin and hausberg moved up a cologne lead from pot a ball on who are now dead last once again let's go from beings in the action on the pitch the thing said unfortunately come with racial abuse has made headlines in europe and now in germany had to berlin's under 16 team has walked off the pitch during a game after its players were allegedly racially abused by the opposition the bundesliga club posted this photo of the team and released a statement on its website that leaving the pitch was because we have had to condemn racism and discrimination in every form they went on to say there are times when football doesn't come 1st racism has no place in our society. michelle has picked the conversation up there is a controversial headline in italy among other incidents but now it you know it's here in germany it's a bit scary you know what are your thoughts of the team walking off together that was a great sign so where to do it or every every team

is forced to step down in a sloan berg resigns following a troubling year that many of the company's just grounded after 2 fatal crashes also coming up a saudi court such as the 5 men for their roles in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi 3 others were given prison terms a connection with things grisly killing of the washington post columnist as the saudi consulate in istanbul last year predicts condemn a lack of transparency in the proceedings a sequence should squirmy close fighting racism more allegations of racist abuse in english football the players' association demands a government inquiry after chelsea defender was allegedly subjected to monkey chants on the pitch. 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

swedish activists say to berg joined kind of protesters on the streets of madrid on friday she's there for the un climate conference the cop 25 the marches are demanding urgent action from all the leaders to tackle climate change. for men accused of raping and killing a 27 year old woman have been shot dead by police in india or thought he say that the men were killed as they try to escape custody near hyderabad the case sparked nationwide protests over violence against women and some people have been celebrating the suspects deaths. and heroes' welcome hundreds gathered to shower police with gifts as news of the suspects death spread people across india have praised the actions of these police after years of anger over authorities slow response to rising sexual violence against women. on february questionable many are all glad today the victim was the daughter of our societies that we have all gotten justice from now on whenever someone even thinks of doing such a thing they will think long and hard before doing it as a lesson learned 3 years authorities say the men were brought to th

and then james bowes berg wrote another one within the last year end now there's this one and there's also one dated december 5 that she's instructing the attorney general to declassify why have they not hold someone in and held them in contempt of court aside from the fact i still go back to reading the fights application originally and there was no probable cause in there. no judge should have signed off on that warrant. lou: you lawyers are fascinating folks. in your attention to detail is wonderful. but there are some of us who just want this handled and we want to see a lot less talk and a lot more action and a lot more respect for the law on the part of those that are stored to protect us. and to uphold our laws, but were not seeing it. what do you think will happen here as we now look at this impeachment vote which is absurdities, there is no crime, there are no high crimes, no lo mr. meiners which discharges president it is to me, unimaginable that we as a country are sitting here watching people lie, we know they are damn liars because they keep lying and we know this is a pa

what did milind berg do wrong -- what did dennis muilenburg do wrong? justin: i think the issue was after these two fatal crashes from a public relations standpoint, the way that the families perceived him, the people in congress, and around the world come of the perception was that boeing was ready to just move along, fix this and move along, and it really took a different touch for the situation. guy:guy: in terms of what this means for getting the 737 max back, does it change anything? justin: i don't think it is going to affect the timeline for the faa and for european and chinese regulators to do their work, but i think boeing is hoping that this is sort of a fresh start for them with the new ceo and building some new relationships, and kind of starting over, as it were. guy: there's been speculation for quite some time that dennis muilenburg would ultimately be ousted. why did it take so long? wouldn't have been benefited to do this early? justin: the board had expressed a lot of confidence, and they felt that as an engineer, he was helping move t

deal but before we do that want to get a quick reaction from you we just heard of course going to tim berg was received the title of person of the year from time magazine the youngest recipient ever your reactions that i think it's great that people are aware of the climate justice movement but the young generation climate doesn't need awards they don't need recognition they didn't but teare real climate action and they need a future so i think great with an award or recognition but we need material action let's talk about material action that you is planning to put its money where its mouth is you green deal is that ambitious enough no model it's got 3 problems 1st of all it's a set of targets and targets to reduce emissions present itself said the 25th you talk is completely irrelevant i can say i can put a family on mars by 2050 and nobody will care because it's 5 legislative elections down the line secondly it's a growth strategy and growth capitalist growth created this problem you can't grow your way out of a problem that was caused by growth and thirdly and last point it's a fairy t

moved up but got knocked down a 5th wolfsburg also climbed in the bottom half head to berlin and alex berg move up and cologne leapfrog caught up on who are now dead last once again lets go from being in the action on the pitch the thing said unforeseen come with it racial abuse has made headlines in europe and now in germany had to berlin's under 16 team has walked off the pitch during a game after its players were allegedly racially abused by the opposition the but is the club posted this photo of the team and released a statement on its website that leaving the pitch was because we have had to condemn racism and discrimination in every form they went on to say there are times when football doesn't come 1st racism has no place in our society. ok michelle is pick the conversation up there was a controversial headline in italy among other incidents but now it you know it's here in germany it's a bit scary you know what are your thoughts of the team walking off together that was a great sign so where to do it or every every team has to do it occurs if we don't do it it looks like that ok we

from wealthier nations some are even threatening litigation swedish climate activist where the tune berg was accorded a pop star's welcome. she too expressed deep frustration the times caution is still being ignored by those in power and we cannot go on like this it is not a sustainable solution that children skip school demonstrators are hoping their efforts will put pressure on the conference delegates and provide much needed momentum for the week of talks ahead. let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world there have been reports of more gunfire in the iraqi capital baghdad this comes the day after at least 15 people were killed and more than 60 were wounded in an attack on anti-government demonstrators widespread protests that erupted in the last 2 months over corruption and economic deprivation. 3 people have been killed by an aviation student at a major u.s. navy base in pensacola florida the shooter who was a member of saudi arabia's air force was shot dead by law enforcement 12 more people were hurt in the attack it's the 2nd deadly shooting at

. >> you can watch more gayle king's interview with mark tucker berg on cbs this morning right after our show. >> time is 4:41 am. stomach and dij@ vu. he reports a people second on a cruise ship. details on the outbreak and first-hand account from passengers. >> and taking a live look outside. this rainy monday morning. in san francisco. the embarcadero all lit up. more on the >>> for the second time, in two weeks, passengers on the same cruise ship have come down with they must serious gastrointestinal illness the norwegian joy pulled into the port of los angeles yesterday morning. paramedics responded setting up triage and potentially treating a six passenger. they say about 10 people reported having minor symptoms, nobody needed care. >> we do need for two days. and, the 28th my mom got sick and in the 29th my mom got sick. >> for what we hear, they are sitting on another cruise and i just don't think that they should. no family should have to go through it. >> about a week ago. the same ship arrived. four people were taken to the hospital. then the cruise lines that it was imple

berge: the pain trade would materially higher rates. a tremendous amounts of money has been put in across -- a lot of that money has been committed at very low yields. a100 point jump is significant. jim has a good point, but the consensus view is a range. itis basically, let's call one hundred 50 -- 150 to 200. to capital a rush tax if we are breaking above 225 and trending higher. if we go below that 100 50 level, it is duration 150nsions, people -- that level it is duration extensions. jonathan: final word, kathy? kathy: the pain trade is lower, but for a different reason. if we are going low on 50, that means the economy is doing very poorly. tight in that environment. if we are going down there because we are on the cusp of recession, the yield chasing and this goldilocks scenario for credit will have to reverse itself. that is where the pain is. jonathan: we need a recessionary environment? that is what we need? kathy: i think so. if we get that, it means credit is way too tight. jonathan: we will talk about credit next up on this

airline manufacturer boeing share price has surged after chief executive dennis will in berg resigned he stepped down less than a week after the company suspend the production of its best selling. craft and turkeys the fence ministry says that at least 8 civilians have been killed in a car bombing in northern syria it happened near the border between the 2 countries in the turkish power of the civil. right more now on the. trial and mike hanna joins us live from the united nations headquarters in new york mike what is the reaction being there to the verdict well the u.n. in holiday mode at the moment so there's been limited reaction however a spokesperson for the secretary general had this to say at the daily briefing the secretary general continues to stress the need for an independent and impartial investigation into the murder to ensure full examination of any can accountability for human rights violations committed in the case the secretary general also reiterate the un's commitment to ensuring freedom of expression and protection of journalists as well as source longstanding oppo

and we speak to good return berg about life as a teenage activist and challenges ahead. reta: we climate experts are being listened to. that does not mean that what we are saying has translated into acon. ♪ >> hello and welcome to bb world news. firefighters in australia are facing another day of extreme conditions as the nation battles one of its worst ever erushfire disa the authorities are focusing their efforts today on the south coast of south wales. hundreds a thousands of residents and tourists are stranded on the beach. in a moment, we will be joined by a local journalist in that region to tell us more detail. first, let's get a report from our correspondent in sydney. >> this is what scorching temperatures, strong windsrmand thundershave done to vast areas of the state of victoria. with blazes rapidly expanding and firefighters rushing to control them. as the temperatures soar to the mid-40's and the winds change direction, somee fires w too fast and too big to contain. officials said the wind driven tflames were racing towar coast and had moved faster than pr