karen was the antidote. exactly the right agent to bump into to get you on your way. >> karen was very pretty. she was smart. smiled all the time. funny. >> reporter: but when the always capable and reliable karen didn't show up for her saturday morning shift on october 11th, 2003, clearly, something was wrong. her boyfriend had tried calling her at home. >> when she wasn't at work or answering her calls, i began to get worried, but it was a couple hours before i really got panicky about it. >> reporter: the boyfriend drove over to karen's condo, the front door was unlocked. a bad sign. he said he stepped inside and looked to the right to the kitchen. >> i saw her body and i knew immediately there was no doubt in my mind she was dead. i picked up the phone and i called 911. >> she's laying on the floor, there's blood everywhere. >> reporter: karen pannel, sprawled on her back, a murder victim in her own home. michael then a homicide detective would lead the investigation. >> when the first deputies arrive on

. >> karen, where are you? >> he's definitely in the mix? >> he's in the mix. ♪ >>> hello and welcome to "dateline." robert durst was born into privilege. he never seemed to crave the limelight, but over the years his possible ties to a string of mysterious disappearances and gruesome deaths placed him under the bright glare of suspicion. durst's tale has been the subject of books, television shows, and movie plots. it is a stranger than fiction story with twists and turns, a complicated yarn that has been unraveling for decades. here's keith morrison with "robert durst: the lost years." >> reporter: there is a letter written more than 60 years ago. a prophecy? perhaps. a warning, certainly. a doctor writing about a very troubled 10-year-old boy suffering from hostility issues sufficient to produce a personality decomposition and possibly even schizophrenia. the troubled little boy? his name is well known. robert durst. by now you've heard the bizarre saga. the multi-millionaire scion of a new york real estate empire. the disappeared wife,

dana, the thing that surprised me the most, karen bass is a member of the democratic leadership. she's a very important member of congress. she doesn't know what nancy pelosi is going to say in less than two hours. do you? >> it makes me feel better not being able to get it. >> we all expect a big reveal. >> exactly. they're being very careful in pelosi world. people who i've been communicating with this morning close to her about what she's going to say. and warning not to speculate too much. karen bass says they haven't even started discussing in the broader committee drafting articles of impeachment is noteworthy. the way nancy pelosi tends to operate is that she will consult with people, but also take one step at a time. and is very cautious especially on something like this. it's hard to imagine she won't because of where we are in the

that was national banks karen davies. coming up, this week's power player, comcast ventures' amy banse says there is a silver lining of high valuations. amy: there's no question that valuations are high across the spectrum. again, we see that as an opportunity. ♪ lisa: i'm lisa abramowicz. this is "bloomberg money undercover." time for power player, a look at the notable names in private markets. we talk about the mega deals being done with mega funds like softbank attracting a lot of attention. perhaps because of this, some funds are increasingly looking at the smallest startups for better value. i spoke about this with head of funds at comcast ventures. amy: our investment analysis looks very much like the investment in analysis i imagine of the standalone fund. the first thing we ask ourselves is how good is the team, that is critically important. then we look at the product, is it a compelling product? and ultimately, you ask is their product to market fit that will result in profitable growth? we do go one step fur

karen, why did you get into the fbi? what attracted you to the career? karen: i fell into it. jeff: you fell into it, ok. karen: it was not something i grew up aspiring to do. i have no law-enforcement connections in my family. i actually started off as a computer person out of goldman sachs on wall street. i got laid off. jeff: when was this? karen: it was back in 2002, 2003? a bunch of us got laid off. the market went down, so about 1500 of us got laid off that day. "why good friend who said, don't you join the fbi? they are looking for technology people." jeff: that seems to be the trend. someone is coming up to you and saying, why don't you join the fbi? -- morgan, the s.a.c. in los angeles, told me a week ago that the same thing happened to her. someone approached you and said, you should do this. karen: we both applied. unfortunately, she did not pass the background, but i did. i couldn't believe it until i got to quantico. it was a challenge than, -- the n, too, but it was a good challenge, something i did not believe i could get myself through. jeff: and you did. hadle

despuÉs de casi 15 horas de su desapariciÓn karen llegó a casa acompaÑada por la policÍa. la procuradurÍa enviÓ este tweet confirmando su hallazgo. no hay detalles de cÓmo fue localizada. lo que ha generado polÉmica es que se visÓ publicó un vÍdeo captado en el lapso de tiempo que la joven estuvo desaparecida y en este presuntamente se vea karen en 1 bar ahÍ se ve aparentemente estÁ como conversando con un hombre . de ser confirmado que se trata de ella estas imÁgenes podrÍan indicar que nunca estuvo secuestrada por un taxista como porque lo reportÓ su familia. por ahora la procuradurÍa analiza de nuevo este vÍdeo para su autenticidad. ver si las imÁgenes corresponden al espacio y tiempo. >> obviamente le causÓ mucha preocupación porque en mÉxico se reportara aproximadamente seis secuestros por dÍa. las redes sociales fueron el medio para publicar esa conversaciÓn que dio a y si tienes en mente viajar ten presente que el dhs quiere usar camaras de reconocimiento facial en todos los aeropuertos... al volver te contamos los detalles... la compaqia de viaj

sorpresa yn el caso de la supuesta desapariciÓn de la mexicana karen espÍndola que movilizÓ a miles de personas en redes sociales ella pasÓ varias horas en un bar. ♪ ♪ artistas latinos ocupan con sus canciones los primeros puestos artistas latinos ocupan los pri moers videos musicales en youtube. el en nÚmero 1 es para daddy yankee ha sido vista 1600 millones de veces. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >>> ¿quÉ tal? ¿cÓmo estÁn? buenas tardes. les sald aveleyra >>> la presidenta de la cÁmara de representantes acusÓ poder y obstrucciÓn a la justicia el presidente ha accedido a twitter. si me van a acosar venga y hÁgalo rapido y nuestro paÍs pueda volver a sus asuntos. como se ve este proceso entre los votantes latinos. pues una reciente encuesta de noticias telemundo. dice que el 57%, esÁa a favor del juicio polÍtico o impeachment y la destituciÓn. el 34% lo rechaza y el 9% estÁ indeciso pero vamos ahora a la casa blanca donde javier vega nos trae mÁs informaciÓn ¿quÉ tal javier? >>> se sacude hoy con esta noticia histÓrica que se confirmÓ al paÍs y al mundo. el presiden

karen, why did you get into the fbi? what attracted you to the career? karen: i fell into it. jeff: you fell into it, ok. karen: it was not something i grew up aspiring to do. i have no law-enforcement connections in my family. i actually started off as a computer person out of goldman sachs on wall street. i got laid off. jeff: when was this? karen: it was back in 2002, 2003? a bunch of us got laid off. the market went down, so about 1500 of us got laid off that day. and a good friend who said, "why don't you join the fbi? they are looking for technology people." jeff: that seems to be the trend. someone is coming up to you and saying, why don't you join the fbi? in fact, voviette morgan, the s.a.c. in los angeles, told me a week ago that someone approached her and said, hey, you should do this. that happened to you, too? karen: we both applied. unfortunately, she did not pass the background, but i did. week ago that i couldn't believe it until i got to quantico. it was a challenge then, too, but it was a good challenge, something i did not believe i could get myself through.

karen? karen: i feel like i am already aspiring to do it. i work crimes against children. that was one of the purposes of why i joined the fbi. i wanted to use my skill set to rescue kids. i think that is what i am doing. i feel that is what i am doing. i manage a program that does victim id. at this juncture in my career, this is all i want to do. it is rewarding. i get to go home and sleep every night, just knowing that i rescued a child. right now at this juncture in my career, i enjoy what i do. i get the opportunities to go overseas, as well as work domestically with our partners in order to do that, too. it gives me great opportunity to travel, too. jeff: hadley, what do you think? hadley: i can't compete with that. [laughter] hadley: i also serve with a great team. i have passion for what we do. i am very happy with where i am right now. if i could take that mission overseas to help the bureau overseas, that would be great. i am very happy. jeff: since we are on the record, any particular place overseas? [laughter] jeff: i am trying to help you. where do you want to

karen finerman, dan nathan and guy adam y with markets set another slough of record. from the bullish man on wall street he tells us why he is so optimistic and what the biggest richlk to the market rally may be plus bogey you know it's halting production of the 737 max and maybe you don't care but you do care about the american economy. and boeing's news impact us all. we tell you whip process then apple hitting the all-time high today, three analyst have three different takes on the same stock. we'll find out who the traders believe is right all that as we begin with an earning alert on fedex not good. >> fedex stock down again, missing on earnings and revenues lets get back to eric chemy at cnbc hq with more on the fedex flop. >> that's right a disappointing quarter for fedex. ceo fred smith acknowledged in the release that the fiscal 2020 is a yeerd of continued significant challenges and changes. the the company missed on top and bottom lines setting weak global economic cannibus, increased fedex ground costs, the loss of busy from amazon, shift to lower yielding

to karen's point 10-year yield 3.75 this time last year. back to 1.45 1.90 now our talking about historic moves and something that shouldn't move that concerns me but to steve ace point about trades your beat, the retail beat which you do a fantastic job the retail are trades. macy's is a trade. nordstrom is trade whereas wal-mart i think valuationwise doesn't make sense. steve mentioned tech microsoft at 27 times earnings now. texas instruments which has zero epa growth at 26 times at a certain point the question has to be answered does it make sense on a valuation basis no. >> we're still the highest rate market in the world. we still have inflation non-existent wages outpacing inflation. what happens if the fed cuts again. i'm not saying they should but the market still continues higher if they do cut. and no one is thinking about they are cutting >> we haven't talked about how the fed has jousted up the market the last several years. >> they extend the bat sheet by $400 billion since the summer. also cutting interest rates three times s

tonight, from "jumanji: the next level," karen gillan is here. then, he is a former nasa engineer and current youtube sensation, the mischievous mark rober is with us. mark is the guy who made the glitter bomb video last year. he'd wait for people to steal a package and then blow it up. and he has a new one to show us tonight. tomorrow night i will be in primetime, with the great norman lear and a star studded cast. we will be reviving "all in the family" and "good times." brie larson will be filling in for me as host and her guests will be jamie foxx, molly hopkins, and music from yola. so please join brie for that. the one day i take off, trump is gonna get impeached. maybe i should take more days off. i don't know. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: our first guest has earned a sizeable fortune making us laugh very hard. now he's an oscar-buzzee for his role in "uncut gems," which opens wide christmas day. please welcome, adam sandler. [cheers and ♪ >> jimmy: how's it goin'? >> hey ya, jimmy! >> jimmy: what a great outfit that is. >> i went thr

trevor, marci. >> karen travers in london, karen, thank you. >>> former president jimmy carter is back in the hospital just weeks after undergoing brain surgery. he's now been admitted for treatment of a urinary tract infection. carter, who is 95, has been hospitalized several times in recent months. he was released last week after surgery to relieve pressure on his brain. >>> the fbi has raised the reward for a man on the most wanted terror list to $5 million. according to new charges jehad serwan mostafa who grew up in san diego provided support to a terrorist organization in somalia. officials say the 37-year-old has participated in terror attacks, trained soldiers and acted as the group's spokesman in somalia. he was first indicted ten years ago. >>> classes resume this morning at the high school near milwaukee where a student was shot by a police officer monday. the 17-year-old allegedly sparked chaos at the school when police say he removed a handgun from his waistband and aimed it at officers. he's now in the hospital in stable condition. the suspect's classmate first alerted po

karen, thanks for being here. how has the food pantry and your life changed since joe burrows made that speech? uh-oh. not hearing our end very well. >> we're working on fixing that. apparently, though, they are almost $15,000 shy of that half million dollar mark. it's extraordinary. >> that's a lofty goal. so this fund-raising page set a half million dollar goal. and did they say that karen is ready? yes. >> they're working on it, but we've got $15,000 to go. so everyone here at home, you got a chance to take them over the top here, people. >> but i mean, it's not just for the food pantry. what he did to raise awareness about the poverty of his hometown. and as we -- i mean, look. we know that that's true. there are all sorts of forgotten places. and when a star emerges from one of those and shines a light on it, it's really helpful. we'll take a very quick break and fix karen's audio. you want to hear her story. (man sneezes) what's the time? device: a dime is ten cents. severe cold or flu? take control with the

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is one of those misprovidesed, karen? >> or maybe both maybe u.s. oil companies altogether collectively should be trading highe >> that includes exxon, chevron. it's not just the little guys. because the market cap has been crushed by debt. that's the problem >> right so i mean if you are -- if you are bullish and there is debt then the u.s. oil companies you would think would outperform, right, retire relative to saudi aramco. >> this is 4% of the s&p 500, the energy sector. in 2008 it might have been 13% you have seen the market kwap of the companies shrink relevant it to s&p and the nrpg sector is the where you sent money to die. it's generated a return since mid-2014 i want mid-76itious. >> down for a decade of gains. >> exactly i think. >> do you own any of them mark. >> i ownkinder morgan. 5% yield you got heavy insider buying. >> what about enterprise transfer rn partnering a clone but trades at half valuation but some argue just because kinner morgan is in the s&p 500 and the other is not. >> huge insider buying we like the exposure for the

that prompted karen to create a real-life camp, featuring all kinds of christmas theme like classics now, more books and movies are on the horizon like toy-building elves in santa's workshop, christmas karen keeps on going your world is 12 months of christmas a year and you're all right with that >> it's an honor and a big responsibility but christmas 24/7, works for me and i love it. as long as i bring people joy, i'm not stopping >> saw a need and she filled it. >> she's in a good mood all of the day. >> stay in the spirit, al. stay in the spirit, al >> one more day. >> of course, you can see some of christmas karen's work on hallmark channel today they're running holiday movies all month long >>> speaking of entertainment, if you thought 2019 was a big year, buckle up. 2020 has some of the most anticipated, not only movies but tv shows in years. thank god our buddy is here. jason, merry christmas >> merry christmas how are you doing? >> christmas day what is out today? >> if you want to go to the movies, i put my favorites together we can start with "little women. i know it's been

karen: you wanted to weigh in? >> accepting what you said, can i shift the categories for a minute regarding president trump? i think that the crisis that we face is graver than most politicians, most of us, most journalists understand. if i read the record correctly, and i'd like to know whether all five of us read it the same way, the most egregious departure from normal corruption, using public office for private gain, telling lies, covering up, occurred under richard nixon and you read an account of richard nixon's presidency whether in this book or other books on that presidency, and the account is really dizzying in what was going on. nixon's departure from previous embodiments of corruption and miscreants and wrongdoing was the fact that nixon and his advisers were orchestrating misconduct, illegality, corruption from the white house. it had never been done in that fashion before. nixon was a party to the misconduct, for which he eventually had to resign because he probably would have been voted out of offic

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karen armstrong would like to make the world talk to one another. it's an alliance that nutures communication and strives to diffuse tensions for those who protest different faith. she's one of the forces for charter of compassion, a campaign that she began about ten years ago, after she won the prize. the charter for compassion is a publicly created document in more than 30 languages that urges the peoples and religions of the world to embrace compassion, so fundamental to many of the world's poor belief no matter what your religion. karen armstrong began her career as a religious sister, a member of the roman catholic sisters of the holy child in england, from which she separated when she enrolled in studies in st. ann's college in oxford to study english literature. she has been a teacher, a writer, a television personality on relation issues, always and above all, she has been an explainer, a connector. the lesson throughout in her new book, the lost art of scripture is that the world's major faith and religions have more in common than you migh

but i would say this i think there would be a slight positive to your point, karen if they say, you know, we're not doing anything with the tariffs for now. and buys us 90 days. because we have seen that happen a couple of times. volatility trading at 16 right now. that makes a lot of sense because of the movements we've been getting generally 1% moves feels like almost daily. everything seems priced about right. i think the bullish side would be going into the holiday season if we didn't raise the trafrs again. >> it feelsome like the administration is comfortable with the tariffs that are in place. >> yes. >> because the economy does not seem to have been affected by it in a major way it's probably hurting china more than the united states and we could go forward that way for a long time. >> i just want to interrupt quickly. i'm sorry it has affected our economy. you have to remember the administration was talking 3%, 4% gdp growth after the tax cut. so you know the tax cut did do what it was expected to do for a good part of 2010. and then the trade war started and it didn't only star

abc's karen travers is with the president in london. but first mona kosar abdi with developments from washington. mona, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, marci, and good morning to you, trevor. as democrats move quickly towards an impeachment vote that could likely take place before christmas, house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff says that his panel already has enough evidence to prove the president abused the power of his office. this morning, the impeachment investigation entering a new phase as democrats prepare to finalize their case against president trump. chairman jerry nadler whose judiciary committee is in charge of drawing up articles of impeachment will hold the panel's first hearing today with constitutional experts. ahead of the hearing the intelligence committee voted along party lines tuesday to turn over its 300-page report on the findings of its investigation to the judiciary panel. house intelligence chairman adam schiff telling reporters, following 30 hours of public testimony and 12 witness

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and radio host welcome to you both ladies for to 1st karen does it make sense to remake old classics in order to reflect the diversity feminism. this is political correctness god. i'm sad for little girls everywhere that it's no longer ok to be a housewife and a princess you know on the one hand we want to tell little girls that you can be anything you want to be and less it means being in a traditional relationship maybe being a housewife wanting to be a princess that it's not ok you know i'm all for equal rights and i'm all for feminism but this is just wrong there's no reason that we should take away fantasy and fairy tales and this story does just that this german father has rewrote this thing in a way where it just slaps reality in the face of children white children 2 be children let there be fantasy let there be play let there be fairy tales and princesses and princes and horses and unicorns and let's bring back childhood we're actually taking away the innocence of childhood when we do this and i think it's wrong reese what you think about those koans is is this killing the dr

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very important to to accept what's happened here miss greenberg thank you so much for your analysis karen greenberg live in new york thank you. well i mean as a product and this is the news out live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes on this vote the yeas are 230 the nays are 197 present is one article one is adopted. donald trump is impeached he'll face a trial of the senate after the house of representatives indicted him on 2 charges . well president trump divides the impeachment process as an assault on america and his republican party. for only the 3rd time in u.s. history a president has been impeached following a heated debate the democratic controlled house of representatives voted to formally charge donald trump with abuse of power and obstruction of congress the yes our 230 the nays are 197 present is one article one is adopted. well democrats and republicans made their case for more than 8 hours about whether trump violate the constitution it paves the way for a trial in the senate where a republican majority is expected to block trump's removal from office with today's

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my name is karen i am rich and i am the ex-wife. of kenneth rich karen married gainey do you think i was in a lot of 3 years after it was finally released from prison. i had no idea what i was getting into i had no clue because i truly believed in his story about being incarcerated for 21 and a half years for a crime he didn't commit. and i thought ok i'll play into your ego because i really wanted to know how the fire started and i thought how can i ask this question how can i get this information from him without him. lying to me i said because you are just so incredibly smart you outsmart them he goes because they're a bunch of dumb asses like ok. because it was easy because you take a lit cigarette it will come back to fit in the boat. behind the couch and that i walk down the street 30 minutes later a place goes up in smoke and they can't connect me to the crime. i didn't expect that. i was just absolute shock. i am married to say. himself. she's a lawyer just give money. something like. 3 years to come forward with. let's just

my name is karen i am rich and i am the ex-wife. of kenneth rich karen married gay mean do you think i was in a lot of it 3 years after it was finally released from prison. i had no idea what i was getting into i had no clue because i truly believed in his story about being incarcerated for 21 and a half years for a crime he didn't commit. and i thought ok i'll play into your ego because i really wanted to know how the fire started and i thought how can i ask this question how can i get this information from him without him. lying to me i said because you are just so incredibly smart you outsmart them he goes because they're a bunch of dumb asses like ok. because it was easy because you take a lit cigarette it will come back to it in the boat. behind the couch and that i walk down the street 30 minutes later a place goes up in smoke and they can't connect me to the crime. i didn't expect that. i was just absolute shock. i am married to satan himself. she's a lawyer just good morning you know. something like. 3 years to come forward

your traders october desk are pete najarian, steve grass orks karen fineman and guy adami. tonight on "fast" shares of stitch fix and toll brothers are on the move after hours. both companies reporting their results. look at that stitch move up 12%. >>> plus canopy growth soaring after the cannabis company names a new ceo. what it means heading into the new year. >>> and coca-cola celebrating 100 years. >> stop. >> 100 years as a public company. so that got us thinking. will any of this year's ipos be around in a century from now if so, which one should you buy? all that and more ahead. >>> first, we begin with the countdown, the one that matters most to you and your money, december 15th. less than a week away. that is when the next rounding -- round of tariffs go into effect markets seem a bit skittish on the news will the race to new records resu resume, deal or no deal, which is a different show. >> you sound a little hoarse, are you okay >> i'm fine. spent some time on the airplane lately. >> a little hoarse >> i worry about you why are you glaring at me? >> i'm not gla

joining me now, "washington post"'s anne gearan and karen tumulty. karen, there's nothing that donald trump is tweeting that should come as a surprise to anyone. he's taken exception to these proceedings and nancy pelosi's role in it from the beginning. why would it now be turned into a political tool for republicans? >> i think that it's going to be really critical to see how the democrats handle this over the next few weeks after everybody gets back to washington from the christmas break. the fact is that the public is very, very deeply divided on the question of impeachment. it's almost even between people who think the president should have been impeached and in fact should be removed from office and those who think he shouldn't. as we move into the senate trial phase of this, i think it's going to be very critical that the democrats not be seen as sort of dragging their feet. i think it's becoming very much in their interests to sort of get this behind them. >> anne, what's your sense from the white house? on the one hand it seems the president

tim seymour and karen finerman and steve grasso ton and fast, a megachip rip micron shares surging in the after hours. the company reporting what it only be described as a blowout quarter. but is it worth your money still? we'll talk about it. plus tesla rocketing to a new all-time high. issue should you ride the rally or brake yourself for an electricslide in and later cal it a microscope on 34th street we tell you which retailer spreads a little holiday chiara. very good holiday for this one name all right. that's not obviously all that's going on today so let us begin with the latest developments out of washington, d.c., we are looking at the live look at the house floor. lawmakers are closing in on a vote to impeach president trump. kayla tausche has the latest details. and the likely time line for you now, kayla. >> brian, there is roughly two hours left of debate and remarks from party leadership before the house takes up a vote on two articles of impeachment against the president of the united states we just heard from the two congressman from texas moments ago. republicans hav

the "washington post," your paper karen and abc released this poll this week finding 71% of respondents believe trump should allow senior officials like mick mulvaney and john bolton to testify in a likely senate impeachment trial. michael, you have this new poll, we have new evidence. is it getting harder for senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to avoid agreeing to fact witnesses and having an impartial trial? >> if there's any break in the republican ranks. remember, the question about whether there will be witnesses requires 51 votes. mcconnell has 53. the if there's seepage of any republicans to get them over to the democratic side, then we'll have witnesses. if they hold true, mcconnell realizes that witnesses with firsthand knowledge will not help the president. just as duffey has something to say about the quid pro quo, i think mulvaney and bolton have stuff too which is damaging. and i think that the speaker knows this and that's why he does not want these witnesses there. >> karen, listen to senator roy blunt, a republican, getting closer to criticizing how president trump h

what about with karen pence? i bet you have some very interesting insights into that relationship. >> starting out, for karen pence, melania trump seemed like the exotic unicorn. it couldn't be more different. she was a model, had posed naked in risque photographs, she's the third wife. she's anything but the traditional, value-centric karen pence. again, my reporting shows it wasn't always right off the bat a super warm friendship. lately the two have done more events together. i was with them on a couple trips lately and they seem to be more in lockstep. but right from the bat, there was a behind-the-scenes motion again going on that people don't know what to make of melania trump, and karen pence is one of those people. >> people don't know what to make of the relationship between melania trump and president trump, and you have some new and interesting insights into kind of how they operate and how it works, kind of, between them, if you will. what's your theory, kate? >> you know, people are often surprised w

karen: i want to ask one follow-up question. we can come back to it later. at what point did it or did it not become evident inside the white house group that the lack of insiders was a problem? >> in speechwriting office, was my boss at the beginning. later i became the chief speechwriter. before we'dident even come to the office. that seemed pretty clear to our little cabal. karen: so jackson, give us some reflection before we get into individual presidents, on how you think about this word misconduct and what it means in terms of how we should think about ideology, policy, sexual scandals, whatever it is. >> i am in favor of a much broader definition of misconduct. than much of what we have been talking about so far. when you start to get into you're beginning to speak my language. because i feel like the most serious presidential misconduct and the sort that has been most destructive to human lives and liberties both at home and abroad has occurred at specific historical moments. what we historians call a moment, come is really the last since the 1940's,

. >> karen, start with this, denis mullenberg, lost his chairmanship does he deserve to lose his job as ceo >> deserve, i'm not sure. >> could he? >> you could. >> are you implying there is something that went wrong the communication? >> i'm talking about the disconnect, the initial report, and the faa, and the lack of communication. i'm wondering about the c.eo has made such tactical errors zbl k >> i don't know. this is surprising to me, the suspension of production because it opens such a can of worms in terms of their supply chain and what could happen to them? if they want to revamp and get going again is that supply chain able to do that? are the customers there? how much can you sell that plane for? how much do you owe in continued delay? how much do you owe the airlines that have already ordered them i don't know i think, god, it's a lot of pressure on him. i think that was a serious misstep though to confidently convey we think that we'll be flying in the first quarter. >> i think about thinking about the stock and muilenburg and how to trade around that it's difficult to bu

alejandro: en este bar se ubicÓ a karen alrededor de las 10:00 p.m. una hora antes habÍa alertado a su madre por whatsappde que el taxista era sospechoso y actuado cero. se ubica a los 1500 pies de su casa- el lugar tiene cÁmaras de seguridad. esta tardese le pidiÓ su declaración la supuesta desapariciÓn preocupa mucho porque se habÍa dado en medio de marchas, denuncias y en la capital mexicana por la impunidad entre los casos de violencia contra las mujeres, incluyendo los feminicidios. paola: cuando volvamos, se registra una muerte por infecciÓn de cólico en el paÍs. le contamos en quÉ quedÓ la reuniÓn en estados unidos, donde hablaron ♪ ♪ paola: el presidente de mÉxico andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador se reuniÓ con el sectario de justicia de estados unidos, william barr. si bien no se dieron conocer los detalles, acordaron combatir el trÁfico, las armas y el narcotrÁfico. esta reuniÓn, luego de que lÓpez obrador cumplió un aÑo en el poder y reconociÓ que la violencia es uno de sus grandes pendientes. el presidente donald trump