emperor, one of the greatest players of all time stop tributes are flooding in for him at the moment. here s someone who has the unusual accolade of winning a cup as both player and manager. accolade of winning a cup as both playerand manager. news accolade of winning a cup as both player and manager. newsjust coming in that germany s franz beckenbauer, has died at the age of 78. we will bring you more on that and bring you more tributes as they come into us. for the momentjust bringing that sad news for you. let s get a quick look at the business news. we start with boeing shares in the us aircraft giant have sunk almost 9% wiping nearly $13 billion off its stock market value after the grounding of some of its 737 max planes on safety concerns. a door panel or plug on an alaskan airlines 737 max nine blew out mid flight over the us state of oregon on friday forcing the jet to make an emergency landing. there were no major injuries among the 177 people on board. late on sun
you add into the trans fer portl and n.i.l. deals, that s going to make the recruitment process even bigger. you just praised the consistency of players and staffing in this matchup, but then with this kind of expansion, we re talking about people being more apt to take advantage of the transfer portal. there s going to be a loss of a consistency, right? some might look at it as a new opportunity to kind of move the chess pieces. absolutely. the transfer portal has been here for a couple of years. you have to adapt or die in college football, and coaches are realizing that coaching at a high level. michael penix jr. had four different season-ending injuries at indiana. he goes to washington, has an incredible start. he s a guy who has been playing so well on these big stages. you ve seen his draft stock slowly rise, which is really cool. so i think for the transfer portal, that s a great story with respect to that. so it s not going away. we might see some changes with th
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no one was injured. but passengers have spoken about how close those aboard came to being sucked out. simonjones reports. relief for all 177 passengers and crew on board to be back on the tarmac after a mid air emergency. the plane forced to land with a hole in its side and a window missing. the pilot recorded earlier outlining to air traffic control the severity of the situation. yes, we are emergency. we are de pressurised, but we do need to return back. we have 177 passengers. it happened as the plane was 35 minutes into its flight to california. i look up, and the oxygen masks were hanging from the ceiling. and then i looked to my left and there s this huge chunk, part of the air plane, just, like missing. there was a kid in that row who had his shirt sucked off, and his mother was holding onto him, to make sure he did not go with it. alaska airlines has temporarily grounded all 65 of its 737 max 9 aircraft to conduct inspections. the company s ceo said. we are working w
a panel next to a row of seats. it s not known if anyone was in the seat next to the panel when it failed. audio has emerged of the moment the on board crew informed flight control of what was happening take a listen. we are declaring an emergency. we are descending down to 10,000. to recap what was said there the crew was declaring an emergency, and carrying out an urgent descent. it s not yet known what caused the panel to detach from the plane but here s what we do know about the incident so far. there were 177 passengers and crew on board. there are no reports of any physical injuries. the flight was heading from portland to california and the panel became detached not long after take off. the plane had reached an altitude of 16,000 feet that sjust under 5,000 metres and the emergency breathing apparatus was deployed inside the cabin. the plane returned to the airport in portland around 35 minutes after taking off, and landed safely. the aircraft is a boeing 737