brian sullivan in vienna, austria. we are talking oil but let's find out what else we'll be talking about today. we turn to frank holland and kate rogers is here to give us her hot take as well >> you know what is better than sitting next to a fireplace on a cold night, having your whole house smell like kfc while you you are doing that bringing back the 11 herbs and spices fire log. sold at walmart. just about $11 they sold outlast year in about three hours. >> what is interesting about this these truly are hot takes. a lot of these restaurant companies are looking to become more lifestyle brands. their fan base is huge you see taco bell with the yum brands people will actually pay that and they do want their houses to smell like kfc and that can smell pretty good >> i'd rather stay at the taco bell hotel in california my house smelling like herbs >> to kate's point, all of this buzz now is from one company yum brands is mcdonalds going to do it? chipolte >> we know the expression that art is in the eye of the beholde

catherine sullivan will be Ãb kathryn sullivan will be signing copies after her talk and after the q&a. she is going to come talk, followed by q&a with you, our wonderful audience. then we will have the book signing. please welcome doctor kathryn sullivan. [applause] >> april 24, 1,990 found us right back where we had been 14 days earlier. suited up, strapped in and ready to go with the countdown clock stopped at t -31 seconds. this time the launch control center hall to the countdown because an indication on the valve on one of the pipes used to fill the fuel tanks had failed to close. if the indicator is correct, then only one valve was left to prevent the fuel in the tank from leaking overboard instead of feeding into the space shuttle three main engines. the launch would be scrubbed rather than accept that risk. if the indicator was wrong, however, think about the flaky tire pressure sensor on your car then the system was fine and there was no reason to scratch. so which was it? serious problem or faulty indicator? go for launch? or scrubbed? this high-stakes call filled to the la

please welcome catherine sullivan. [applause] >> finding us where we were 14 days earlier suited up with the clock at t minus 31 seconds again this time the launch stopped because of the indication of valve on one of the pipes to feel - - fill the fuel tanks had failed to close. if it was correct only one valve was left to leak overboard instead of going into the three main engines and if that happened we could end up at an abort landing site on the other side of the ocean. the launch would be scrubbed rather than take that risk but if it was wrong think of that leaky tire pressure sensor on your car there was no reason to scratch it so which wasn't a serious problem or a faulty indicator quex go for lunch or scrub? this high-stakes call to be responsible for the main propulsion system someone i still only know by his call sign is mps and time was not on his side it was a strict limit on how much longer we can hold that just 12 minutes more in the cockpit we listened intently what is your status the propulsion engineer

eastern time our own brian sullivan is there covering all the angels. brian. >> thank you it is the first meeting with the new saudi energy minister who is the son of the king and half brother to the crowned prince. the first meeting where we have the overarching u.s. debt problem stairing us in the face. the aramco ipo, that prices today and will start trading december 12. the saudis have yet to show up we are shaping ufop r a long and interesting day here at the opec meeting in austria servicenow put our workflows in the cloud. this changes everything. you're right sir... everything. no not everything, i mean you're still blatantly sucking up to me gary. brilliantly observed, sir. always three steps ahead. six steps ahead. sixteen. so many steps. you done? a million steps ahead. servicenow. works for you. >>> huawei launching a new legalening with the united states over its crack down we are live with the latest there. the oil industry coming together amid continued head winds. brian sullivan is with us from vienna and the government asked to look at

sullivan: apparently, we have questions. sayfirst of all i have to what i love about working for the administration is we have such a can-do attitude. and i want to say that when the president or attorney general, especially attorney general barr says i would like to work on this problem and we need a solution, then you know within the next week they are going to expect you to have a solution. one of the things that you have leveragelyanne, is to federal resources. i am wondering as we envision the future as we continue to work on the drug crisis in this country, addiction crisis and mental illness, what do you think are the next necessary steps or things you would like to see, the wish list, if you will? kellyanne: there is so much to do. one of the things we've been able to do in the white house complex is do a little bit of forensic analysis. what kind of resources do they have? it includes many. it is manpower. you do find, if you are an outsider looking in, you have said for years, why is it so expansive and expensive a

next christian chinaman has to brooklyn to visit up and coming artist ryan sullivan. for the 1st time he's going to be on hand as sullivan creates a new artwork allowing him to study how the materials behave during the process. ok we usually just go do the get the moves ready and i'll put it into a purse that will take it from there. ryan sullivan turned to him and to get a better understanding of the chemical reactions involved in his paintings. he's left a number of works to dry overnight. using paint brushes he applied resin mixed with color pigments into silicon molds. every morning we take them out of the molds and flip them over and so that's the 1st time that we see the face of the painting. i used to hold the big is the rez is toxic. or when i come in it's silent and when i start working yes the machine start the fans the machines come on and i don't think it's. intentional. thing that i batted but may be subconsciously these things become part of. the head space. as my work seems when. you spoke of a calm and goal of monks painters in the late sixty's to the

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>> so moved >> moved by commissioner sullivan. do i have a second? >> second >> second by commissioner wan. we have a motion seconded. is there any discussion or changes, commissioners? any public comment? seeing none, no public comment or discussion, all those in favor of approving the minutes signified by saying aye. >> aye. >> any opposed? motion carries. thank you. >> the next item is item 4, general public comment. members of the public may address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda. >> okay. no public comment on this item? item 4. the next item. >> the next item is item 5, presentation of a commission on the environment environmental service award to outside lands. this item is for discussion. >> commission wan will be introducing our awardey today. >> thank you. it's a great honor for me to present the commission on the environment's environmental service award to outside lands. i actually nominated outside lands after reading a detailed article in the san francisco chronicle w

next christian chinaman heads to brooklyn to visit up and coming artist ryan sullivan. for the 1st time he's going to be on hand as sullivan creates a new artwork allowing him to study how the materials behave during the process. of every day when you think just. got the most ready and i'll put him to anchor. let's take a few. ryan sullivan turned to shot him and to get a better understanding of the chemical reactions involved in his paintings. he's left a number of works to dry overnight. using paint brushes he applied resin mixed with color pigments into silicon moments. every morning we take them out of the molds and flip them over and so bats the 1st time that we see the face of the painting. i used to hold the big is the rez it is toxic. or like a minute silent and when i start working yes the machine start the fans the machines come on and i don't think it's. intentional. thing that i batted but may be subconsciously these things become part of. the headspace. as my working moms were. in school for calm and gold mongst painters the late sixty's to assert the relev

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i'm brayen sullivan in for nelcea lee we have another show on tap tonight. what is it here is what's coming up. >> the dog of dogs >> sit, stay, good viewer. boy, do we have a treat for you. the dog of the dogs of the dow woof then -- yes if you think investors are starting to bite off more than the market can chew with the high-flying stock we have an insurance policy.

ronnie 0'sullivan said he had no complaints after his uk championship title defence was ended by ding junhui. chasing a record extending eighth uk title and third in a row, 0'sullivan trailed 4—1 at one stage before levelling it a 4—all. the chinese cueman then took the next two frames to knock the rocket out on his 44th birthday and finally, we've all seen some good celebrations in sport. some iconic. not too many involve props and a membership of the magic circle. south african spinner tabrez shamsi stunned us all after taking a wicket in their t20 competition, wait for it... abra cadabra. .. ta daaa! !! good job he took a wicket or that would be have been wasted on us all. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers.( coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster david davies and the political correspondent for the daily mirror. nicola bartlet. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the metro says the bbc‘s andrew neil has issued an unprecedented

sullivan: apparently, we have questions. ok, first of all i have to say what i love about working for the administration is we have such a can-do attitude. and i want to say that when the president or attorney general, especially attorney general barr says i would like to work on this problem and we need a solution, then you know within the next week they are going to expect you to have a solution. one of the things that you have done, kellyanne, is to leverage federal resources. i am wondering as we envision the future as we continue to work on the drug crisis in this country, addiction crisis and mental illness, what do you think are the next necessary steps or things you would like to see, the wish list, if you ill? kellyanne: there is so much to do. one of the things we've been able to do in the white house complex is do a little bit of forensic analysis. what kind of resources do they have? it includes many. it is manpower. you do find, if you are an utsider looking in, you have said for years, why is it so expansive an

noppon saengkham 6—2. 0'sullivan will play ding junhui next. lionel messi was the winner of the men's ballon d'or in paris last night and there's been little controversy over the decision. however, america's megan rapinoe took the womens award and— the purists of the game have been taking issue with her getting the honour. rapinoe wasnt at the ceremony but sent a video message. i cannot believe i am actually the one winning it in this field, it has been an incredible year and women's football is lucky to have every single one of these amazing players every year. it pushes us and pushes me to be the best player i can. the best that she can be. well, she's arguably the best known women's footballer in the world, but is she actually the best? rhia chohan has been looking at the stats. as you said jane, megan repino is undoubtedly the most well known player internationally in the women's game. and that's where some of the controversy lies. former us international ella masar tweeted last night... "we've come s0 far in the women s game but seriousl

sullivan, please. thanks. >> and welcome. >> i am reading into the public record testimony relevant to this appeal. i attest and affirm the following statements are true and accurate and within my personal knowledge. the following is testimony that he will ward myers wrote for a 1919 hearing in montgomery county maryland. i was an intervener in the dc sun kate case along with the natural resources defense counsel. a rule making order to expedite the development of dense if if if id -- dense if id -- so-called small cell by the cff. the order attempted exempted all of these facilities from two kinds of previously review. historic preservation review under the preservation act and environmentally review under the national environmental policy act, that's significant. on august 2019 the court of appeals for the district of columbia vacated the rule making order the legal effect vacating the rule-making necessary means the prior rule was reinstated and any actions taken on the basis of vacated rule had to

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lou: what does judge sullivan say to you? doesn't judge sullivan want to say this looks and smells like a real corrupt mess? let's get to it now? why isn't somebody doing something? i am sick and tired of hearing about judges sitting around waiting for things to wash over them. i am sick and tired of the justice department and its corrupt agency, the fbi playing fast and loose not only with the facts, but with law, and their responsibilities. why doesn't the attorney general barr say this bull is over. >> i said for a while if the department of justice had any integrity left they would go in themselves and dismiss the case against general flynn. lou: most of me wants something done now. this has dragged on too long. i appreciate it. sidney powell, thanks so much. new details in the deadly shooting at the naval base in pensacola, florida. reports the gunman was quote acting angry and strange after returning from a trip to his home country of saudi arabia. as a result of that shooting. all 852 saudi military aviation students i

our own brian sullivan looks at what to watch in oil, gas and energy in the year 2020. >>> stag nant oil prices, heavy corporate debt loads and conscious investors selling off stocks slammed the industry in 2019 all this as the u.s. reached a major milestone becoming a net exporter for the full month for the first time in 70 years all this as the race for another kind of development, so-called rare earth minerals heats up here is what to watch for in 2020 first, a wave in bankruptcy. companies may have to endure a number of reorganizations. companies dealing with a huge amount of debt unless oil jumps in price, they will look to reorganize obligations. after years of courtroom battles between the hedge fund and government of venezuela, the final battle will come in 2020 it is likely the courts will rule against venezuela allowing s citgo to be seized and auctioned off. if you want to build an environmentally sensitive project like electric car or wind turbine, you need these products china controls most of the world supplies but there are many projects to help the u.s. catch up, this

officers used sergeant sullivan's handcuffs when they let him into court. rob: dive crews return to the island with 15 people were killed in a volcanic eruption in new zealand, two victims still missing and authorities say they could be in the water, 6 bodies recovered from the ash covered island on a dangerous mission. the volcano shows signs it could erupt again. it is unclear of crews found the parents of two us foreign brothers who died from their injuries after the blast. carley: as donald trump wishes to complete his border wall, new questions put construction in jeopardy. the pentagon launching a probe into the $400 million contract just awarded to a north dakota company. rob: the decision may have been political. >> reporter: it started with a request by democrats any thompson to look at, quote, inappropriate influence on the army court decision to issue contract citing the president's endorsement of that company. in signaling an upcoming audit the pentagon watchdog said yesterday it will look at the contract to ensure, quote, solicitation standards

sullivan. thank you. great. next speaker, please. >> good evening. with san francisco alliance coalition. president swig, you were wondering how often d.b.i. does revoking of permits? i do have the data on that. where they revoked the permits, the cases were extremely, far more egregious than the case of this project. so i would just quickly go over what was it that was revoked. conversion of office space into light industrial space. the result of the of the city-wk force investigation. building that had been largely reconstructed, the building where large portions of the exterior walls have been removed and reconstructed. expired permit history and no inspection. in two cases the property owner misrepresented the property's existing number. there were only 20 in the past few years. as you probably know, there are thousands and thousands of permit applications that come to the d.b.i. like the previous speakers, i would like to point out two cases where there were far more egregious acts of violation that have taken place where d.b.i. was very slow to

brian sullivan filed this report from vienna. >> reporter: it has been a day of surprises here in vienna, austria, at opec headquarters where it was supposed to be a relative quick binnual meeting where they contended cuts of $2.1 million barrels a day. past 10:00 p.m. local time, the ministers are inside the headquarters and they just cancelled the press conference. normally where they make a deal th put out a short statement, sit in front of about 20 oh journalists and answer questions. the press conference not happening tonight. according to our sources there are still multiple issues at play and it's possible what was suppos to be an eas opec meeting cou be bleeding into day 2 when russia gets involved with what they traditionally call the opec plus friday. a day of firsts here. first meeting with the new energy minister of saudi arabia and a day of surprises whereas of right now past 10:00 p.m., ns dealeen made and the price of oil and the oil markets are watcng the meeting a lot more closely now than they were before. brayen sullivan for "nightly business report," vienna, austria.

henderson is believed to be armed and dangerous after police say he hit taylor sullivan with his car during a traffic stop. he was last seen in a red buick in nassau bay, texas. he has one handcuff attached to his wrist, henderson who goes by the name killer ray have a long criminal history. he posted mugshots and a video from outside jail on his instagram account. sergeant sullivan's community remembering the 16 year veteran at a vigil, he leaves behind a wife and son. we are learning more about the victims of the horrific attack in jersey city. the mayor calling it a hate crime. chilling surveillance video shows the shooter getting out of the soul and u-haul with a working pipe bomb inside. the two walked toward the jewish sue market for -- supermarket and opening fire, they were identified as the shooters, anderson reportedly made anti-police and an fisa medic posts online with fisa the black hebrew israelite movement, they were both killed by police. 3 bystanders were killed inside the store. detective joseph steele, the father of 5, was gunned down earlier. his mom telling fox n

defending champion ronnie 0'sullivan is out of the uk championship at york. he's been beaten 6—4 by ding jun hui this afternoon. ding was 4—1 up at one stage but 0'sullivan won three in a row to level at 4—4. ding then took control to win the next two. 0'sullivan had won this tournament the last two years. 4-1 4—1 down, he hadn't missed a ball, andi 4—1 down, he hadn't missed a ball, and i thought that this could be 6-0, 6-1. on and i thought that this could be 6—0, 6—1. on my birthday, it couldn't have gotten worse. i twitch to the red, and he played well towards the end. i've got no complaints. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30pm. join me then. the speaker of the us house of representatives, nancy pelosi, has announced that impeachment proceedings will go ahead against donald trump. she said he had abused his power for personal gain at the expense of us national security. well, impeachment is the mechanism by which a sitting president can be removed from office for high crimes and misdemeanours. the first stage is a vote in the hous

. >> commissioner sullivan is going to do the actual motion. thank you. >> save your voice. >> great. so as commissioner sullivan can attest to, we had a really interesting policy committee meeting on these issues. and we wanted to ask cyndy our climate program manager to give you a brief outline of what was discussed not nearly in the same level of detail. but as lowell said, when you look at our -- where we've got emissions coming out, it's pretty clear there's not a lot of mystery here. our buildings are a big part of the story. and where those emissions are coming from, cyndy will talk a little bit about that. but more and more, they are coming from natural gas. and while we will be developing a climate action strategy that you will hear a lot more about for 2020, we don't wait for that to be finished before we adopt policies along the way. and there's a particular moment in time now that is very important because the building code gets updated on a three-year cycle. and we are -- and that starts now in 2019, the new cycle. so we wanted to

brian sullivan has hour 2020bo pl. >> stagnant oil prices, heavy corporate dead lotes and enviroentally conscious investors slammed the energy industry in 2019. al this, the u.s. preached a major milestone. becoming a net exporter of crowp androleum processed for a full month their time in 70 years. all this as the race for for another kind ever element, the rare earth minerals just began to heat up here is what to watch for i energy i 2020. first a wavef bankruptcies. unless oil prices rise, the astray and iestors may endure a number of reresistings. .m many cnies struggling with huge debts. ilt up when oil prices where a were rising unless oil jumps in price wall street is undl to let companies refinance or extend obligations. second internation resources is sift. venezuela luss control much citgo. after years of courtroomes bat between a hedge fund and the government of venezuela theat finale likely comes in 2020 and it's possible the courtsule against venezuela allowing sit go to be seized auctioned off and boughty an american company or companies. and third, the race fore rar earth

this is reigning champion ronnie 0'sullivan against ding junhui. there's been some big names knocked out early this year. 0'sullivan will be keen to avoid a slip—up today. he is trailing 2—0 at the moment. the first to six in that best of ii. you can follow it on bbc two and the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. we will talk a little bit more about the election. there s only one week to go until polling day for the general election and we ve been following the online battleground closely. there s been fake news, disinformation, doctored videos and millions spent on adverts. our digital election reporterjoe tidy has been taking a look at how the campaign has been playing out on social media. whilst the rules of engagement on the physical campaign trail are semi—defined, online, it's a free—for—all and, so far, we've pretty much seen it all. the election got off to a controversial start with this conservative party video of keir starmer. the video was edited to make it seem as if the labour shadow brexit secretary was tongueâ

"options action" fans and welcome om brian sullivan in for melissa tonight. we have a big show for you here is your lineup. >> i got 2,000 blanc american express cards right now. go. >> that's not the best way to make money on american express but thanks to today's trade news, dan nathan has a safer way. then. >> i'm talking about a lot of benjamins to be made with the biotech stuff. >> yup when it comes up like this at family functions, you know it's probably time to bail. carter worth

sullivan: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from alaska. mr. sullivan: i want to thank my friend from the great state of montana, senator tester. this is actually a bill that he and i have cosponsored out of the veterans' affairs committee, and it's the companion bill that we're going to be bringing over from the house to vote on here in a couple minutes to hopefully get this on the president's desk very soon, to get him to sign it. you know, there's a lot of legislation that focuses on these kind of issues, how do we address this growing problem of suicide in our country but particularly, mr. president, the real tragedy -- all suicides are tragic, but there's very high numbers of suicides that impact our veterans. my state, the great state of alaska, has more vets per cap that than any state in the country. we're proud of that patriotic passage of the tragically, though, sadly we also have some of the highest suicide rates in america. and so since i've come to this body, have the privilege to serve my fellly alaskans, focusing on suicide has b

snooker‘s uk championship is continuing at the york barbican with seven time champion ronnie 0'sullivan safely into the last 16. after a 6—2 win over thailand's noppon saengkham. 0'sullivan has won the last two uk championships despite struggling with a foot injury picked up running, still managed breaks of 97, 76 and 65. he'll play two—time champion ding junhui next. right now — world number six mark selby is taking on england's martin 0'donnell. they shared the first two frames. you can watch this one on the bbc red button. go listen the premier league games. plenty more on the website. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. -- still —— still scoreless in the premier league games. thank you. more on the election now and throughout the campaign we've been focusing on parts of the uk where seats are expected to be closely contested. today, we're in the northern irish constituency of fermanagh and south tyrone. it's on the border with the irish republic — which has been a huge issue in the brexit process. clive myrie is in the mark

. >> commissioner sullivan. >> that was a great presentation. is that better? fantastic presentation. as an e.v. owner, i don't think there's any material that i've gotten as a commissioner that i've read more carefully than this one. so really great work and great presentation. and some really audacious goals here. so 50 percent of the cars sold in san francisco by 2025 will be electric. what is the percentage now? >> that's a good question. i defer to suzanne and zach. >> [off mic] >> say your name and title. >> good evening, commissioners. tomson, formerly zero emission vehicles. [laughs] right now, the last data that we saw had the san francisco measurement area at 15 percent of new car sales being e.v.s. but that's for the metro area. we don't know what the most recent dataset specifically about san francisco. that includes oakland and hayward also. >> thank you. i love the idea, director raphael suggested of kind of periodic check-ins on our progress. it might be a good idea to pick some metrics that we think are important towards this project. maybe it's

i'm brian sullivan at the headquarters in austria. a two-day meeting wrapping up. if you are an investor in oil and gas stocks, up 3% the last time i checked, you are having a rare good day. oil is up. why is that? coming in we didn't expect much from this meeting, but opec overdelivered. they came in with a $1.2 million barrel per day they added 500,000 to that and the saudis put a little cherry on top of the oil sunday by saying they will also produce 400,000 barrels a day less as they had been. a lot of math and numbers. the bottom line is the market effectively got a cut of 2 to 2.1 barrels a day and the energy stocks like it >> brian, thank you. brian sullivan in vienna the opec meeting energy standing out this year as the worst-performing sector, but mkm partners does see value in one name, cononco phillips they side core growth and value drivers over the next several years. we've made it our call of the day. anybody like cop. >> i do. i had some time spent with brian lance the other day talking about the ten-year plan they've outlined, taking cash flow from

earlier ronnie 0'sullivan said he had no complaints after his title defence was ended by ding junhui. chasing a record extending eighth uk title and third in a row, 0'sullivan lost 6—4 on his 44th birthday. i was just i wasjust thinking i was just thinking that this could be six nil, 61 on my birthday. i thought it might not get any worse and then i got a few friends, and he played well towards the end so i have no complaints. that's all the sport for now. it is going to be fairly unsettled to end the week. we have low pressure taking over bringing a smell of wet and windy weather for many of us what you will notice, it will feel much milder with air coming in from the south—west. mild start between england and wales on friday, outbreaks of rain clearing in the south and east and we see sunshine develop and plenty of showers in the north and the west, some of them pushing further east. 11— 13 degrees in the south, a little fresher for scotland and into northern ireland. enter saturday, a brief ridge of high pressure to settle things down before the next system settle things down

i'm brian sullivan got a big show ahead boeing's blues could be the most headline grabbing shake up of the year. company firing its ceo as it struggle wls the 737 max and regulators continue. what took so long. who is to blame? we'll dig in >>> plus money overall it just keeps flowing. $11 billion pouring in to the s&p 500 etf in the last week that, my friends the fifth highest level of all time. will the new market highs continue as invest

ronnie 0'sullivan is a step closer to successfully defending his uk championship title. he beat thailand's noppon saengkham 6—2 in the third round at the york barbican. as well as defending the title, victory in the championship would see 0'sullivan win the trophy for an eighth time. 0'sullivan will face china's number one ding junhui next — who survived a scare against ali carter. junhui led 4—0 and 5—2 before carter fought back to make it 5—4. but a break of 116 sanunhui win the next frame and move into the fourth round. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. five women who accused the convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein, of abusing them, are calling on prince andrew to testify in their cases. their lawyer told the bbcs panorama programme that he plans to try to compel the duke legally to give evidence. the programme centred on an interview with the woman who says she was forced to have sex with the prince when she was 17. prince andrew denies an

he fought off sullivan during a traffic stop and hit her with his car as he drove away. henderson was found after a day and a half on the run. the boston marathon bomber is pushing to overturn his death sentence. lawyers for dzokhar tsarnaev argue he didn't have a fair trial in part because it was held in boston. they claim two of the jurors show clear bias on social media. three people were killed, 300 injured in the 2013 marathon bombing attack. his brother was killed by police. as donald from pushes for the border wall, to put construction in jeopardy. the pentagon launching a probe into the $400 million contract that was just awarded one north dakota company. todd pyro live in the studio is democrats claim it may have been political. >> home and security committee chair been a thompson to look at inappropriate influence on the court decision to issue standing gravel. in signaling an upcoming audit the pentagon watchdog says it will look into the contract to ensure the bid by fisher, quote, felicitation standards. tommy fisher who was on our show in april said there w

i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's talk about what stocks are doing on this abbreviated trading day. dow is up by 17 points s&p at 1 and nasdaq around 7 markets are closing at 1:00 p.m. eastern. they will remain closed picking up for a full day of trading on thursday today also kicks off the first day of the official santa claus rally period which happens the last five trading days and first two trading days of the new year the s&p has posted 1.3% average gain in the last ten years, the markets only posted two losing santa claus sessions as you see in 2013 and 2014 the santa rally, a powerful force. let's go worldwide to see what is happening with the trade. you can see, a fairly mixed session, the nikkei about flat down about 0.01% looking at what is going on in europe generally positive a lot of moves we've seen here there are key markets that are closed so far. the cac and france are about flat let's get a look at other top stories we are following this morning. new today, bmw is being invest gated by a report into the probe into the company's sales practices. they say they a

i'm brian sullivan got a big show ahead boeing's blues could be the most headline grabbing shake up of the year. company firing its ceo as it struggle wls the 737 max and regulators continue. what took so long. who is to blame? we'll dig in >>> plus money overall it just keeps flowing. $11 billion pouring in to the s&p 500 etf in the last week that, my friends the fifth highest level of all time. will the new market highs continue as investors play catch up we'll dig into that. >>> celebrity chef eric ripert joins us live. it is going a big hour ahead >>> but we begin with that massive shakeup in what's called the corporate story of the year. the most important stock in the dow. boeing firing ceo over the 737 max crisis and poor communication with investors and regulators it cost his job. removal is effective david calhoun will take over as ceo in january some might say this is a complete 180 from what 180 and muhlenberg just said last month. >> from the vantage point of our board dennis has done everything right. from the beginning remember dennis didn't create this problem but from t

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