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Summary In a class action lawsuit pending in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, a consumer-plaintiff alleged that Nike Inc.’s policy requiring employees to wear opaque, Nike-branded facemasks is discriminatory. The plaintiff alleged that Nike’s policy discriminates against individuals who are deaf or hearing-impaired in violation of Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) as well as similar state laws. Last week, the plaintiff filed an unopposed motion seeking approval of a settlement wherein Nike has agreed to (1) provide guidance to ...

. well mr bunn you the chief you commission negotiator for the brags that just spoke here in strasburg in the european parliament and he said the e.u. is ready he also called upon all peoples and all parties to prepare for a no deal bragg's we also talked to business leaders in the past weeks and months and it seems they are they they have adapted to the situation of course you do that when you lead a business you don't start on the twenty ninth of march looking for new partners for new ways to produce your products that formerly might have been produced in the u.k. so they are as ready as the...

Greece, the limitations on cash does not apply to foreigners or tourists. they're allowed to get the amount they can out of atms. michelle, thank you for being with me from the greek capital this morning. now back to a major developing story here in mexico. this is an all-out manhunt that's under way for bunn of the world's most notorious and violent drug king pppins. joaquin "el chapo" guzman escapes from a prison 50 miles west of mexico city. officials say he escaped in a hole in the shower area of his cell that led to a one-mile-long tunnel. most likely took month of careful planning. doz...

More could have been put in the regulation. and your thoughts on all of that. >> well let's be clear. the federal aviation authority is certainly different than the civil aviation authority and those who control europe. and this is a very unusual situation. it's not the kind of situation that we would expect airlines to mitigate against. however, in nairobi in 2013 there was a similar enaccident. a smaller aircraft with less passengers on board, but it has happened before. the biggest issue is at the point of issuing a pilot's license, there is no deep mental health testing. just the hunch of ...

Will come out later on. for more, let me bring in captain tom d airline pilot. and anthony davis, aviation expert and pilot. great to have all of you with us tonight. mr. bunn, i'll start with you. he had to go through a short series of things to control this aircraft to do it. what do you think happened? >> he didn't have to do a lot of thinking about it. it's second nature to control the airplane however you want to do it. just as you said you just dial the numbers in hit it to execute, and that's it. could we do more? could this have been prevented? >> yes, our procedures would have prevent...