Onyx Motorbikes was in trouble -- and then its 37-year-old owner died
Onyx Motorbikes owner and CEO James Khatiblou was trying to keep his startup alive. Then, the unthinkable happened.
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Onyx Motorbikes owner and CEO James Khatiblou was trying to keep his startup alive. Then, the unthinkable happened.
Photo - From the Driver’s Seat ‘From the Driver's Seat’ was my 1989 book – now out of print - details 14 rail journey's from the locomotive driver's perspective, an oral account of what occurs from signing on for duty to when relieved upon arrival at the destination. Why might I write something of an account of such a book 25 years after publication and moreover, the book is out of print. This book was the fourth of 16 such railway books I wrote in that busy period from 1982-1996 and the purpose of detailing now this particular book and these books as a collective, is where t...
to do so. he's going to tell us why coming up. david: but first, we're going to tell you what drove the markets with today's data download. stocks ending the session in the red. it was a volatile day that saw the dow cross the unchanged line 49 different times. technology and financials were the worst performing sectors, telecom was the only sector that did manage to end higher. crude is up today in the choppy trading as new action from the federal reserve outweigh pressure from weak chinese data. oil rose 12 cents to setting at $96.54 a barrel, but it did trade below that after hour...
harrowing tale. and on tape as it all unfolded on a 911 call. his 2008 prius was one of more than three million toyotas recalled because the floor mats could somethat that the gas pedal, but he says the dealership told him his car was not part of that recall. ben tracy is in san diego county tonight and, ben, understandably this is one very angry driver. >> reporter: katie, you're very right about that. he came to the dealership today and told them he won't ever be driving that prius again. now the federal government is involved. they want to know what caused the car to speed out of ...
couric is next. don't forget, wusa9.com is always on. have a great night. >> couric: tonight, terror on the highway. >> your accelerator is stuck? >> yeah, yeah. >> couric: a driver's frantic call to 911, his toyota prius was speeding out of control. i'm katie couric, also tonight, a surprise plea deal in the david letterman extortion case. is a former cbs news producer pleads guilty to attempted grand larceny in a $2 million shakedown scheme. and the red-hot battle for green technology. china's on top of the world. what happened to the united states? captioning sponsored by cbs from...