Bought with money stolen from americans. Captioning funded by cbs good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. We begin with a Wild Police Chase in south florida that ended in a hail of bullets that left four people dead. Police chopper video captured the incident yesterday. At least 20 officers were pursuing a u. P. S. Truck. Authorities say it was carjacked by two suspects who fired at police. The exchange of gunfire ended as quickly as it began. Marc liverman is here in new york. It was a Quick Exchange of gunfire, but it was deadly, marc. Reporter it really was. And on top of the two victims who were killed, police said a Jewelry Store worker was also injured, but they didnt say if she had been shot. So far they havent said what condition shes in. The video were about to show you absolutely chilling to watch. [ sirens ] bystanders scrambled for cover as Law Enforcement in south florida engaged in a deadly sh
So representative babbin. Yes, sir. Mr. Chairman, thank you very much. Id like to join the others in acknowledging those in attendance here today who lost loved ones in the accidents and our sincerest condolences to you and thank you for being here today. In the interest of time, id like to get right to it. Instead of directing my questions to one of you specifically. Id like to address these to both of you and let you decide who is best fit to answer. I think there is a feeling out there that after the lion air crash in indonesia boeing sat back and did nothing in terms of addressing the causes of the accident and since the second crash in ethiopia, weve heard a lot from boeing and the rest of the industry about how the information gleaned from these tragic accidents helped to ensure that they are not repeated. With that in mind, what did boeing do after the lion air crash to ensure that those circumstances were not repeated and do you have any specific examples of Lessons Learned tha
Of the 737 max airplane at a hearing before the house transportation and infrastructure committee. Hes joined by boeing chief engineer john hamilton. This is just over two hours. Committee on transportation and infrastructure will come to order. I ask unanimous consent that the chair be authorized to declare recesses during todays hearing. Without objection, so ordered. I also consent that the chair and Ranking Member of the full committee be recognized for ten minutes each during the first round of questions without objection. So ordered. Before i begin i want to explain an administrative matter regarding some of the documents we may use in todays hearing and will be entered into the record. Ill be making two requests in reference to two document lists, a and b. We have been advised by the house generally counsel that the constitution provided authority for us to release these documents and the documents from boeing, boeings attorneys agreed to the release of these documents. I see no
He says the officers called him name. I wasnt resistant at all. I had no kind of arm force to keep them from putting me in cuffs. Reporter fosters attorney has now filed a claim against bart and the officers. He says the officers were engaged in a form of racial profiling and selective law enforcement. This is a case where a slight admonishment could have easily have occurred, but yet it did not. Foster was cited and detained about an hour, causing him to miss work. Barts general manager apologized to foster and bart riders in a public statement. He also said eating in the paid area is banned and that foster had refused to provide identification, cursed at officers and made homophobic slurs. A bart spokesperson tells abc7 news bart will not comment about a future lawsuit. Barts independent Police Auditor is conducting an investigation, which will be pausedis is served with a lawsuit. Inkland, Melanie Woodrow, abc7 news. Major new developments. Police investigating that Halloween House
Impeachment proceedings. It seems like morning, noon, and night the relentless effort to unseat the president of the United States is a toxic strain of potomac fever infecting capitol hill. Now if only congress would channel every waking minute to fix problems in the real world, wouldnt that be wonderful. Let me provide a reality check. For People Living in the real world, impeachment inquiry is not what keeps americans up at night. Its not what wakes up moms and dads worried sick about paying for their childs insulin. Its not what drains the pocketbooks of seniors and takes a big bite out of peoples paychecks. The issue that unites americans from maine to iowa to oregon is the high skyhigh prices that americans and the taxpaying public pay for are paying for prescription medicine. As chairman of the Senate Finance committee, i am working in a bipartisan way to fix whats broken in our drug supply chain. In february we called the heads of big pharma to testify before the finance committ