In chicago with more. Drone this is a decision to halt production that was reached by the bored of directors from being who med yesterday and today here in chicago. And we have been hearing from people familiar that the board was leaning towards halting as owe posed to slowing it down its currently at 42 per month thats how many they build its been at that rate since back in april. Remember, it was grounded in march. What the company decided, at some point when you have more than 100 built but not delivered, it makes more sense to shut down the line until the grounding is lifted. The workers who are out at that plant in renton, washington, about 12,000, will not be furloughed they will be redeployed to other plants or projects within the company. But they will not be laid off. They will continue to be paid. The question now is, how long does this go how long will they shut down the line and nobody is quite sure the trigger for bringing the line back up will be when the faa is close to
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Ongoing challenge. For discussion from George Washington university. [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] good afternoon good afternoon everyone. I am joel fishman, president of the Public Diplomacy council of america but it is my privilege on behalf of the George Washington University Institute for Public Diplomacy and global communication, the university of Southern California Annenberg Center on communication leadership and policy, i did that without breathing, and the pd ca, to welcome you to the first monday of september, 2023. Nevermind this is the second monday. It always is in september. Today is september 11. 911. Many of us in this room will always remember with clarity where we were and what we were doing that day 22 years ago, and the struggle to reach out to our loved ones. We will move on with our agenda today but we do so holding in our hearts the spirit of the almost 3000 who perished during that disaster, and the many more whom we have lost post
Ongoing challenge. For discussion from george Amanda Bennett is ceo of gt the u. S. Agency for global media. She talks about the importance of a free and independent press and highlights the rise of global disinformation as an ongoing challenge. This discussion is from George Washington university. [background noises] [background noises] good afternoon everyone. Good afternoon, everyone. Im joel fishman, president of the Public Diplomacy council of america. It is my privilege, on behalf of the George Washington University Institute for Public Diplomacy and global communication, the university of Southern California Annenberg Center on communication, leadership and policy. I did that without reason. And the pdc a to welcome you to the first monday of september 2023. Nevermind that this is the second monday. It always is in september. Today is september 11th, 9 11. Many of us in this room will always remember with clarity where we were and what we were doing on that day 22 years ago and
Hearing comes a month after the us air force admitted a clerical error that allowed a former airman who shot 26 people at a church in Sutherland Springs, texas, to buy a gun despite a Domestic Violence conviction in 2012. The Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing runs a little over three hours. [inaudible conversations] good morning everybody. Thank you for attending todays hearing. We gather here today in the wake of violent acts by evil man in las vegas and Sutherland Springs. Those two places get all the attention but there is lesser number of people dying in other places as well. Today, with the help of our witnesses, we hope to learn more about how those tragedies might have been prevented. And we will discuss various proposals on preventing similar tragedies in the future. Before october 1, 2017, few americans know what a bump stock was. Then, a shooter used bump stock to fire more than 1100 rounds into a crowd attending a Country Music concert. The shooting lasted only 10 minutes.