Mike Perozeni, and his second in command, a master sergeant.
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Despite the real-life trappings, the film's characters are fictionalized—but look out for General Hank Pulver (Anthony Michael Hall), McMahon's second-in-command who's based on McChrystal's former second in command: Michael Flynn.
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Dan Sullivan in the running for Donald Trump's second in command?
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Liam Cunningham is the loyal second in command to Stannis Baratheon.
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Instead he became the ethereal Brother Logan, the cult's second-in-command.
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The second in command, Vasili Arkhipov, refused to consent to a launch.
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And a U.S. drone attack killed Haji Imam, ISIS' second-in-command.
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Ellison held the second-in-command spot at the Democratic National Committee.
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"Last Week Tonight" host John Oliver voices Mufasa's second-in-command, Zazu.
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All under the helm of Bruce Arena's second in command, Dave Sarachan.
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Kol didn't seem like he had much of a second-in-command.
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Waddell will be second-in-command to national security adviser Lt. Gen.
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Among the negotiators was the Russian financial watchdog's second-in-command, Yuri Korotky.
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The TV described Jumaili as Islamic State's "second-in-command" and "war minister".
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Michael is considered second in command and is one of Kalanick's closest friends.
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Diosdado Cabello, Maduro's second in command, has repeatedly threatened to nationalize the bank.
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Templet is the second-in-command of Homeland Security investigations in San Francisco.
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Instead, Xi dispatched his second-in-command, premier Li Keqiang to Wuhan on Jan.
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Kenneth Hara, who is the second in command at the Hawaii Department of Defense.
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Two years later, he returned to Boston as the police department's second-in-command.
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He has also shuffled 22022 of the provincial governorships (governors are second-in-command).
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Facebook second-in-command Sheryl Sandberg reportedly reached out to Ardern following the attacks.
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He is now indebted to Fiore (Giuseppe Maggio), Saverio's cousin and second in command.
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In that case, Hill sources said Luetkemeyer would likely become McHenry's second in command.
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Since joining the company in 2013, Michael has effectively become Kalanick's second-in-command.
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If Delphine's fees make you gulp, ask for her trusted second-in-command, Yoshi.
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First Lt. Desmond D. Walton was Alpha Company's executive officer, Fajardo's second in command.
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Will is like Allie's second in command, but he also has a fling with Kelly.
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Lauren Salzman, Raniere's second-in-command, told Daniela she could help the mission, Daniela testified.
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The appointment of Ghosn's second-in-command is expected to be approved at a Feb.
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He had long been considered the isolated nation's second in command and mentor to Kim.
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The court did not address the case of the CBI's second-in-command, Rakesh Asthana.
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Here, the acting secretary created a position that is second in command in name only.
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Waddell will be second in command to National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, the sources said.
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Ex-Goldman Sachs second-in-command Gary Cohn, now a Trump adviser, added his voice.
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George W. Bush's second-in-command in 1998 under the misapprehension he would be pliable.
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He quickly became the second in command for al Qaeda in the Arab Peninsula (AQAP).
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He has reportedly since been promoted to be second-in-command of subway system policing.
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Of course, Clinton isn't aiming for second-in-command or a third turn as First Lady.
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Meanwhile, Donald Trump is literally the president and his stooge Mike Pence is second in command.
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Coal industry lobbyist Andrew Wheeler was nominated earlier this month to be Pruitt's second in command.
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Since then, speculation over who Trump might pick for his second-in-command has run rampant.
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Guevara was second-in-command to Fidel Castro, whose Cuban revolution killed more than 10,000 people.
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Wilhelmina and her second-in-command, including Miriam Meade (Kathy Bates) are neither Purple nor Gray.
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The former vice president then pivoted to his experience as President Barack Obama's second-in-command.
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Mack, who played Chloe Sullivan on "Smallville," is believed to be second-in-command to Raniere.
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Among them: Jeffrey Sloman, who was Acosta's former second-in-command at the U.S. Attorney's Office.
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A ninth official, former Undersheriff Paul Tanaka, once Baca's second in command, was indicted last year.
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And if Maxwell was in charge, then Kellen was second in command, according to The Times.
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"It's easy to chop down a forest, right?" said Lobsang Rabten, the monastery's second-in-command.
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The union vice president, Elias Husamudeen, Mr. Seabrook's second-in-command, replaced him after his arrest.
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Chris Christie's second-in-command, is running against Philip D. Murphy, a former Wall Street banker.
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An email sent by Emil Michael, Uber's second in command, who left the company on Monday.
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Since 2017 Mr. Brouillette has been Mr. Perry's second-in-command at the Department of Energy.
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He was tried separately before a British military tribunal and executed, alongside his second-in-command.
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Chief Operating Officer Thierry Bollore, Ghosn's second-in-command, will take on full company officer powers.
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One of Inhofe's former aides, Andrew Wheeler, is now Pruitt's second-in-command at the EPA.
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Ghosn's duties have been delegated to second-in-command Thierry Bollore and board director Philippe Lagayette.
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Wheeler, formerly Pruitt's second in command, starts his new job as acting EPA administrator on Monday.
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First, there's Sirajuddin Haqqani, the leader of the Haqqani network, and second in command of the Taliban.
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He rose quickly to become vice president of the Dallas chapter, second in command to his uncle.
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Alexey Markov rose to the position of second-in-command in the Ghost Brigade after Mozgovoy's murder.
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On top of that, the House Democratic Leader is 76 and her second-in-command is 77.
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Do you realize he is just a heartbeat away from being second in command to Steve Bannon?
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Trump's guests include a Gold Star family, multiple veterans and U.S. Border Patrol's second-in-command. Sen.
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They went around the corner, they were talking, and the second-in-command sucker-punched the customer.
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The drug ring's leader will be released in three years, as will the group's second in command.
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They would rather be a highly paid second in command and have more time with their families.
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On Thursday, he was ousted as union president and replaced for now by his second in command.
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He rose through the ranks, from petty thief to second-in-command, a title that he despises.
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"We will get rid of the arms and become politicians," said Luisito, the camp's second in command.
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The former Alphabet employee seems to maintain a leading role in the department as second-in-command.
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Archbishop Viganò appealed to Benedict's second in command, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, who instead echoed the articles' complaints.
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The Volkswagen representatives included Mr. Schmidt and Stuart Johnson, an American who was his second in command.
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In 1894, she talked Gaumont, then the second-in-command at a photography company, into hiring her.
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Before his ascension, he was second-in-command at the company, overseeing its lucrative line of accessories.
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Soleimani's second in command, brigadier general Esmail Qaani, was named as the new head of the IRGC.
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Video: Melanie Gonick/MIT A busy surgeon's second in command might soon be a tiny ingestible origami robot.
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The Senate confirmed Wheeler as second-in-command at the agency with a 53-45 vote in April.
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Falun, second-in-command of my guard and my closest friend, towered over me in the cramped passage.
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He will be replaced by Rishi Sunak, previously second in command to the finance minister overseeing public spending.
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When Drift's second-in-command is taken hostage, they're forced to raise the funds to get her back.
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Mr Shah's new job, with oversight of domestic intelligence and police, confirms his standing as second-in-command.
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Effectively, NASA's first and second in command of humans in space have been replaced at the same time.
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Two senior cabinet members quit after that, including Mr Fico's second-in-command, Robert Kalinak, the interior minister.
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McCabe served as Comey's second-in-command and had been one of his closest advisers for years. Sure.
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Second-in-command Roberto Vargas, alias Gavilan, was killed by the army in a shoot-out last week.
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Sources told Reuters that Chief Performance Officer Thierry Bollore was set to be promoted to second-in-command.
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John Thain and John Thornton also split the role of second-in-command under former CEO Hank Paulson.
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Renault Chief Competitive Officer Thierry Bollore is often cited as favorite to be named as second-in-command.
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Why it matters: This is the first national organization dedicated to electing Democrats as states' second-in-command.
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The Ave Maria starts with the nuns humming under Mère Marie [the second in command at the convent].
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And Nelsan Ellis, in one of his last film roles, is underutilized as Quadir's cutthroat second-in-command.
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With Mr. Crowley and her second-in-command, Representative Steny Hoyer, Ms. Pelosi knew who could threaten her.
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Lam was second in command under the current chief executive, Leung Chun-ying, who is widely unpopular. Mrs.
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Dionne, Cher's second-in-command, investigates her BFF's whereabouts while also navigating life as the new queen bee.
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Since then, he has been promoted to the second-in-command of policing the subway system throughout Brooklyn.
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As second in command to Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao, Rosen will supervise the agency's day-to-day operations.
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The captain called out "pull up" three times to tell the second-in-command to raise the nose.
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Most recently, Lavin served as second in command of New York City Transit Authority's office of system safety.
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Assuming Temer becomes president on or soon after May 11, Cunha would be his natural second in command.
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Dormire, the second in command at the Missouri Department of Corrections, was buying lethal injection drugs for the state.
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Now comes the DEA's final chance to nab the second-in-command Godfather of the Cali Cartel, Miguel Rodriguez.
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According to Schiffer, having a competent second-in-command will also help make your business more attractive to buyers.
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Already the captain, the second-in-command and the top senior enlisted sailor have been relieved of their duties.
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In August, neither country could agree on who was responsible for taking out the Islamic State's second-in-command.
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Bob Merriman, the young economist, began as second-in-command of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, the largely American group.
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US Africa Command said in April that a strike in the same area killed the organization's second in command.
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Her second-in-command, Batou, looks like an anime Dolph Lundgren; huge and muscular with slicked-back blonde hair.
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As the Justice Department's second-in-command, Rosenstein would assume control of any investigation that Sessions recused himself from.
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In July that year, Arnoldo Rueda Medina, the group's second-in-command, was captured in Morelia, the state capital.
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I left Afghanistan less than a year ago, after serving as the second in command at the U.S. Embassy.
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Specifically the two sides are trying to decide who the second in command will be at the combined company.
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Mike Perozeni, along with his second in command, received a General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand, known as a GOMOR.
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Gary Cohn, the former second-in-command at Goldman Sachs who is now a Trump adviser, added his voice.
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He was replaced by Rishi Sunak, a Johnson loyalist previously second in command to Javid in overseeing public spending.
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Before joining the Interior Department in 20163 as the second in command, he lobbied for oil and gas companies.
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A coal lobbyist is lined up to become second in command at the EPA, and no one's pushing back.
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He was among the first to feed Rick's daughter after she was born and is Rick's second-in-command.
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A "Sheryl" became shorthand for "the kind of leader who's willing to serve as second-in-command, complementing without overshadowing the wunderkind entrepreneur," Bloomberg's Brad Stone wrote in 2011, which highlights how hostile an environment Silicon Valley was — and is — for women who aren't willing to cheerfully serve as second in command.
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And on Monday, senior vice president of business Emil Michael—CEO Travis Kalanick's second-in-command—announced he was departing.
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"We mustn't define ourselves as the Brexit party," said David Lidington, cabinet office minister and effectively May's second in command.
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Controversial immigration policies from the Obama era have resurfaced, particularly as his second-in-command vyes for the White House.
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Allison Mack, the former Smallville actor who allegedly was Raniere's second in command, pleaded guilty to racketeering and conspiracy charges.
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Jyn speaks 1,045 words; Cassian Andor, her second-in-command on the final battle on the planet Scarif, has 1,355.
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Sirisena said on Monday he had appointed Chandana Wickramaratne, the second in command at the police, as acting police chief.
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Yes, by adding this bot you can chat with the USS Enterprise's second-in-command about the ways of Vulcans.
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As a result, GM can now mass-produce self-driving cars, says Dan Ammann, second-in-command to Ms Barra.
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When CBS nearly merged with Viacom last year, Moonves would have been the CEO and Bakish his second-in-command.
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Gates reportedly served as the second-in-command on Trump's inaugural committee working alongside the president's longtime associate Tom Barrack.
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This information then reportedly traveled up to Magomed Daudov, speaker of the Chechen parliament, widely considered Kadyrov's second-in-command.
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A U.S. airstrike Sunday killed the second in command of the Somali branch of ISIS, the U.S. military said Monday.
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Mr. McCabe was the F.B.I.'s second in command during one of the most tumultuous periods in the bureau's history.
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The name "Leonia" was chosen around 1865 for the train station, in a nod to Washington's second-in-command, Gen.
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Stephanie doesn't run in slow motion, has breasts, and gets everyone on the same page because she's second-in-command.
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For the past seven and a half years, Ms. Guadagno has been the second in command to the embattled governor.
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At some point during this period, Botin also changed her mind about bringing in a high-profile second in command.
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Turk was already serving as Acting Deputy Director at the ATF, second in command, at the time Trump was elected.
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The FARC's second-in-command, Iván Márquez, who led the group's negotiating team in Havana, has taken up arms again.
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Baca's second in command, former Undersheriff Paul Tanaka, will face a criminal trial next month over conspiracy to obstruct justice.
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The US military believes that it has killed the Islamic State's second in command, Abd al-Rahman Mustafa al-Qaduli.
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He also ushered Snap through its IPO in early 2017 and served as second-in-command to CEO Evan Spiegel.
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Sunak has until now been chief secretary to the treasury, the second in command to the finance minister, overseeing public spending.
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Rasch has served as commanding officer since April 4 and the second in command from August 1, 2014 to April 3.
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Analysis: Afghanistan must recognize Taliban are winning Another deputy being considered as a successor is Haibatullah Akhund, the second-in-command.
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The Senate approved him to be second-in-command at the EPA largely along a party-line vote in early April.
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She is now second in command at the general counsel's office, which brings unfair labor practice cases and oversees unions' elections.
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Instead, thrust into the leadership void was Kathy Hochul, the state's lieutenant governor, whose job as second-in-command to Gov.
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Sheryl Sandberg, Zuckerberg's second-in-command at Facebook, is also a prominent figure pushing to help women advance in the workplace.
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He hired a second-in-command Barney Harford, former CEO of online travel site Orbitz, as Uber's new chief operating officer.
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Carlos Ghosn, then second-in-command at Renault and dubbed "Le Cost Killer", was sent to Tokyo to turn Nissan around.
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Konkus serves as deputy associate administrator in the EPA's office of public affairs, the second in command on the communications staff.
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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon and his second-in-command, President John Waldron, are offering some partners generous payouts, insiders said.
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The Republican leader has been careful not to take a side on the legislation, even though his second-in-command, Sen.
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He's cozied up to Lucious and Cookie in order to once again make a play for second in command at Empire.
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I was then made the second in command to the commanding officer on a different warship, in charge of 440 sailors.
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Business Insider spoke to HiSmile's second-in-command to learn the inside story of how its campaign was conceived and executed.
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Mminele, who retired as second-in-command at the central bank in June 2019, will be Absa's first black chief executive.
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Ms. Guadagno has the more delicate dance: As the second-in-command in the administration, she owns some of the record.
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Pekoske is a former vice commandant for the U.S. Coast Guard, where he was second-in-command and chief operating officer.
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"I don't exactly wear it around," Schmuhl said, flashing the badge, a symbol of the second in command in the show.
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Since then, no clear second-in-command has emerged, though Porat remains one of the most powerful people at the company.
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Facebook has brought on Sheryl Sandberg at Facebook, in part, to provide Zuckerberg with a grounding force and second-in-command.
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One lingering question: Who will take over in coming years, given Buffett is 85, and second-in-command Charlie Munger is 92.
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FEMA doesn't have a second-in-command and three of four associate-administrator posts are currently either vacant or only temporarily filled.
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Raniere is accused of sex trafficking and conspiracy to commit forced labor along with his second-in-command, Smallville actress Allison Mack.
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Mack was allegedly Raniere's second in command in a master–slave cult that masked itself within a self-help organization called NXIVM.
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Adam Bain, the social media company's second-in-command and the person considered by many to be its future CEO, is leaving.
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They appear to have scored a coup in April with an air strike in Yemen that killed the Houthis' second-in-command.
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The second interruption is a woman who appears to be Paul's second-in-command, asking him to talk some sense into Angie.
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And although he was technically only second-in-command in those years, many have called him the most powerful vice president ever.
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The role of chilly logician and second in command is instead taken by "Number One," a character played by actress Majel Barrett.
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Second-in-command Eric Meyhofer has temporarily taken over, but the legal situation has left most Uber engineers in limbo, sources say.
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Second-in-command Eric Meyehofer has temporarily taken over, but the legal situation has left most Uber engineers in limbo, sources say.
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Two years after that, she started working as a first officer with British airline carrier Easyjet, essentially working as second-in-command.
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Smith, leader of ARGUS and second-in-command of Team Arrow... I want to see what goes on at that dinner table.
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Trump's expected pick of Gary Cohn, Goldman's second-in-command, to advise him on economic policy, has only made that chorus louder.
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The motion asked the court instead to substitute Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general and second-in-command at the Justice Department.
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El-Erian would take the seat vacated in October by Stanley Fischer and presumably would be second in command to Jerome Powell.
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Zinke's second-in-command, David Bernhardt, is a department veteran who crafted the Trump administration's plans for Interior during the 2016 transition.
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As the vice-chairman of the FDP, he is also only second in command to Lindner at the top of the party.
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In January, several months after his wife's loss, Andrew McCabe was named deputy director of the FBI, the bureau's second in command.
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On March 20123, a parcel arrived at the German ministry of finance addressed to Wolfgang Schauble, the country's steely second-in-command.
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Before Monday's indictment, the leftist CGT union had already criticized second-in-command Thierry Bollore for pledging unconditional staff support for Ghosn.
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Under Tavares, former second-in-command to Carlos Ghosn at Renault, Peugeot cut 211 euros ($241) in costs per vehicle last year.
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" Told of Patil's comments, Bipin Bihari, second-in-command of police for Maharashtra, said: "In a way their work supports the police.
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The appointment makes Mr. Mabuza second in command in South Africa's government and the leading contender to succeed Mr. Ramaphosa as president.
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President Trump has selected Gina Haspel to be the deputy director of the CIA, making her second in command behind Mike Pompeo.
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On Monday, Mr. Michael, who was Mr. Kalanick's second in command, left the company, according to an email sent to Uber employees.
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She has to distance herself from Christie while still touting her work as his second-in-command for the past seven years.
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On March 16, a parcel arrived at the German ministry of finance addressed to Wolfgang Schauble, the country's steely second-in-command.
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Nancy Salzman The 64-year-old co-founded Nxivm with Raniere, was his "second-in-command" and served as president of the organization.
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But Trump, who has long criticized Rosenstein, could very well use the news as pretext to fire the Justice Department's second in command.
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If he is confirmed as the second in command at DOJ, Rosenstein would become the person with oversight of any of those investigations.
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Al-Masri was second-in-command to the group's leader, Ayman al-Zawahiri, and a member of its shura council, said the official.
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Trump claimed, once again, that McCabe, formerly second-in-command at the FBI, took $700,000 from a group linked to former Virginia Gov.
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In September, Iranian forces killed four Sunni militants at a border crossing with Pakistan, including the second-in-command of Jaish al-Adl.
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Mack, who allegedly was Raniere's second in command, previously pleaded guilty to racketeering and conspiracy charges for her involvement and is awaiting sentencing.
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Andrew Wheeler The Senate just confirmed Andrew Wheeler, a former coal lobbyist, to be the second-in-command at the Environmental Protection Agency.
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She rose to second in command of the network's Paris circuit, which was also funneling enemy intelligence back to the Allies in London.
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Second-in-command Andrew Wheeler, a former coal lobbyist, will become acting director of the EPA come Monday, according to President Donald Trump.
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"My view is that those numbers are in the ballpark," Fischer, the Fed's second in command, said in an interview with broadcaster CNBC.
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In March it killed Haji Iman, IS's second-in-command, and Abu Omar al-Shishani, its minister of war, among other jihadist leaders.
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Lee once termed him "the staff in my right hand," and by the end of the war made Longstreet his second-in-command.
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Konkus serves as deputy associate administrator in the EPA's office of public affairs, which is the second in command on the communications staff.
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She was second in command at the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, who analyze and map the globe using radar, sensors, satellites, and more.
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That's according to the agency where Wheeler is about to be second in command—the agency that is charged with protecting clean water.
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Lane has only just joined the race to succeed Vitor Constancio as the ECB's second-in-command when he steps down in May.
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Gordon worked for the CIA for over 25 years prior to becoming the Office of the Director of National Intelligence's second-in-command.
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Her influence is even strong enough to turn Bellamy Blake (Bob Morley), the show's original King Bully, into a respectable second-in-command.
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" Cardinal Zen did not attack the pope directly, but called Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the pope's second-in-command, "a man of little faith.
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The complaint notes that Pearson became "second in command" of Region 5 in January 2016, which was headed by Jones at the time.
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Mr. Zinke's second in command and possible successor is David Bernhardt, a former lobbyist and an oil and gas man to the core.
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Much of that can be chalked up to a perceived folksy demeanor and his time as former President Barack Obama's second-in-command.
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President Donald Trump has pledged an industry resurgence and recently nominated a coal lobbyist to be Pruitt's second-in-command at the EPA.
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The city had just gotten a new police commissioner, John Timoney, who had been second in command at the New York Police Department.
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Ken Cuccinelli, the controversial second-in-command at the Department of Homeland Security, has previously been vocal about efforts to restrict birthright citizenship.
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James Comey's second-in-command at the FBI is making his first public appearance since Donald Trump abruptly fired his boss two days ago.
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Sisters Cassandra (Legion's Rachel Keller), WHHS' know-it-all star, and Allie (a hard-working Newton), an abiding second-in-command, are our protagonists.
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The actor, 43, who regularly undergoes dramatic weight transformations for roles, will play George W. Bush's second-in-command for the upcoming movie Backseat.
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When Hanna at last takes over Alison's spot at the top of the social pyramid, Mona is her best friend and second in command.
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Baca's former second-in-command was sentenced to five years in prison in June after being found guilty of conspiracy and obstruction of justice.
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In September, the Revolutionary Guards killed four Sunni militants at a border crossing with Pakistan, including the second-in-command of Jaish al-Adl.
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The big picture: The New York Times reported last week Cox, who was the NRA's second-in-command, had been placed on administrative leave.
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Tavares, who defected from Renault, where he was second-in-command, pledged to cut labour costs, inventory and model line-ups to restore profitability. .
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick is looking for a second-in-command, the Information reports, and notes that Uber has never had a formal no.
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Tavares, who defected from Renault, where he was second-in-command, pledged to cut labor costs, inventory and model line-ups to restore profitability.
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Baca ordered the inmate to be isolated and put his second in command in charge of carrying out the plan, the plea agreement states.
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But Facebook's second-in-command also said that the US government could do more to help companies understand the wider picture from Russian interference.
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Two years later, W. Mark Felt, the F.B.I.'s second in command during the Nixon administration, revealed that in fact he was Deep Throat.
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While Secretary Urzua's second in command will take over, this will increase questions about the AMLO administration among both investors and credit rating agencies.
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Alfredo J. Sanchez, had been on the bridge since 1:15 that morning, and the ship's second in command had arrived around 15:30.
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The federal complaint released Thursday detailed charges against Jones' former second in command and successor as head of the UAW's "Region 5" Vance Pearson.
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Logan Green, the chief executive of Lyft, is known to be reserved, usually letting his second-in-command speak for their ride-sharing service.
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He said the second-in-command of his gang, Frederick Then, known as "Colita," gave the order to bring Lesandro out of the bodega.
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Beginning in 2016, Mr. Flanagan ordered the secretary to the Senate to redirect stipends earmarked for some committee chairmen to those second in command.
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CBS hasn't outlined a succession plan for Moonves, even though Moonves insisted during merger discussions that Ianniello should stay as his second in command.
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George W. Bush was attacked in August for leaving too much of the dirty work of governing to his second in command, Dick Cheney.
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"They're all buddies," repeated Tsachas, who over the years has risen through the ranks to be second-in-command of Brooklyn's transit policing bureau.
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Meet the nominee: Pekoske previously worked as second in command and chief operating officer at the Coast Guard, according to a White House release.
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"It's convenient to the Bronx, Queens, Manhattan, and Brooklyn," Peter Curcio, who was second-in-command at the DOC in the late 2000s, told me.
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Maybe I should reach out to the National Security Council; Flynn is gone, but his protege, Matt Pottinger, was just promoted to second in command.
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The move makes Fraser second in command at Citigroup (C), a role that has been open for several months as Corbat considered the bank's future.
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They also stated that during their time in the organization, they were branded with Raniere and his alleged second in command actress Allison Mack's initials.
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But White House deputy press secretary Sarah Sanders said on Tuesday that there is "absolutely no distance" between the President and his second in command.
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Official spokesman Mullah Zabihullah, the group's second in command, went one step further and shed light on the relations between Iran and new Taliban networks.
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Jeffrey Rosen, an attorney who's never served at the Department of Justice or as a prosecutor, just became Attorney General William Barr's second-in-command.
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As part of the company's quest to change, Gurley led the search for a COO to act as a steady second-in-command to Kalanick.
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It does, however, clear the way for the COO that Uber eventually hires to be Kalanick's second-in-command if Kalanick stays in his role.
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Undersheriff Kevin McMahill, the second-in-command of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, was honored as the hero of the day at the game.
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He closes out his tweetstorm with "#sheryl2020," joking that Zuckerberg's second-in-command, Facebook's chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg, might be a better presidential candidate.
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Vice presidential speculation is one of America's favorite quadrennial pastimes, so we put together a list of the favorites to become Clinton's second-in-command.
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The FBI's former second-in-command denied he misled the inspector general and framed his firing as a larger administration effort to discredit the bureau.
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The FBI's former second-in-command has denied he misled the inspector general when questioned about authorizing FBI agents to speak with the news media.
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When the U.S. sanctioned Venezuela's vice president for alleged involvement in the drug trade, Maduro responded by giving his second-in-command even more power.
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In replacing Mr. Perry, Mr. Brouillette becomes the latest lobbyist and seasoned second-in-command to take over for an embattled, higher-profile cabinet secretary.
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They will share both jobs as co-heads, the first time in seven years that Goldman has had that structure for its second-in-command.
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The American vets in "Triple Frontier" come in the usual flavors, including a gruff top dog, faithful second in command, wild card and so on.
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Moonves is chafing at Redstone's insistence on installing Viacom's CEO as his second-in-command and likely successor of a merged company, the people say.
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A man formerly on the payroll of the largest coal mining company in America will now be second in command at the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Amama Mbabazi, Mr. Museveni's former second in command, defected last year after a reported falling out and joined Mr. Besigye in challenging the president on Thursday.
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And Vyacheslav Igorevich Penchukov, a well-known local DJ who went by the nickname "tank," managed the whole scheme, putting him second in command to Slavik.
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Friar was viewed as a particularly effective second in command, though Dorsey said this week that no one executive is responsible for execution at the company.
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Friar was seen as a particularly effective second-in-command, though Dorsey said Wednesday night that no one executive is responsible for execution at the company.
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If Sloane's second-in-command on Vesta wanted to welcome them back, she should have at least sent a lackey with VIP passes for public transportation.
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The captain's second in command, Darellian, is supposedly a fair-minded law officer who is as angry about Captain Leland's policies as any of the citizens.
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The recusal effectively protected Robert Mueller's probe, because Sessions's second in command, Rod Rosenstein, was a mainstream career prosecutor who consistently expressed confidence in Mueller's integrity.
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In April the former second-in-command of the department, Paul Tanaka, was convicted of conspiracy and obstruction of justice in connection with the corruption probe.
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"She is Nellie's child all over," said Felix Enriquez, 47, Opal's brother, who is scheduled to become the second in command in Belize's ministry of defense.
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It was an even larger plot, allegedly involving sex slavery and branding, that pushed federal agents to arrest Raniere and his second-in-command Allison Mack.
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Li, the country's second-in-command, urged local governments Monday to "seek truth from facts" and be "open and transparent" in releasing information on the epidemic.
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The senators in question are actually vice chairs of those committees, a second-in-command position that is not entitled to a stipend under state law.
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Mr. McCabe rose quickly through the F.B.I. ranks and was seen as a new model for the second-in-command when he was promoted in 2016.
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Mr. Shen grew up in Beijing, the son of a successful Communist Party bureaucrat who rose to become the second in command of China's prison system.
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We don't see where he lives, or really anything beyond his perpetual erection for CJ. The same goes for CJ and Stephanie, Mitch's second-in-command.
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And with Pruitt's second-in-command and former coal lobbyist Andrew Wheeler taking the wheel, Trump's EPA is set to continue its current path of deregulation.
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On the Obama side, several agencies were represented by their second-in-command at the meeting for reasons including a belief that Trump's principals wouldn't show.
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"TikTok's ad platform is very new, so it's not quite tuned to what will get you the most conversions," said Justin Gaggino, HiSmile's second-in-command.
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He gave his findings to the sheriff's second-in-command, Joel Bolante, who considered him a friend from when they worked a vice case years before.
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If approved by the full Senate, he would serve as second in command to Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao and supervise the agency's day-to-day operations.
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Bollore, second-in-command to Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn, had already announced last month that Renault was stepping up investment to improve its NOx emissions performance.
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Blankfein showed his determination to stay a year ago – when his long-time second in command, Gary Cohn, was offered a job at the White House.
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Guatemala's already disgraced former president, Otto Pérez Molina, has been formally charged with corruption along with his second in command, Roxana Baldetti, and 68 other people.
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The company is also in the midst of hiring a COO, to be the company's second-in-command and a partner to Kalanick if he returns.
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But they said it had been hidden on the banana farm by Clan Úsuga's second-in-command, Roberto Vargas Gutiérrez, who's also known by his alias, Gavilán.
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So, this season, when Daya is at her lowest point, she becomes romantically involved with Daddy (Vicci Martinez), the second-in-command of the D Block gang.
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Seventeen other officials have been convicted of criminal charges in the misconduct probe, including Baca's former second-in-command, who was sentenced to five years in prison.
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At a party hosted by Siggy Flicker, the RHONJ second-in-command is publically attacked by the shindig's hostess, all for throwing a cake in Boca Raton.
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John Cornyn, the Texan who serves as Mitch McConnell's second in command, offered a dazzling display of the GOP's incoherence on the goals of health care policy.
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The move will likely end a brief stint as acting attorney general for Bruce Castor, whom Kane had hired as her second-in-command earlier this year.
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In a surprise move last year, it promoted its head of digital banking, Carlos Torres, to second-in-command despite his lack of experience in retail banking.
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He also drove attendees out to the school—now an abandoned husk—with his second-in-command, Junior Walk, an activist who works with several local organizations.
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After serving two terms as Obama's second in command, Biden opted out of running for president in 22019 after his eldest son, Beau, died from brain cancer.
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As we soon see in a flashback, Kenny, Jack's second-in-command, enlisted the Kandy Welding Co. to install extra precautions so that Jesse could never escape.
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Zinke will be replaced—at least temporarily—by David Bernhardt, a former high-profile lobbyist for the fossil fuel industry and the Interior's current second-in-command.
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The Navy's second-in-command disagreed Wednesday with his Army and Air Force colleagues about closing bases in order to save money to reinvest in other needs.
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In this story, the king was cruel and self-indulgent, as tyrants more often tend to be, and his second in command was a man named Haman.
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Leading House Democrats, most notably Pelosi and second-in-command Steny Hoyer, have hand-waved the question of impeachment, citing the presidential elections that are fast approaching.
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The French state, Renault's biggest shareholder, sees Chief Performance Officer Thierry Bollore's promotion to second-in-command "in a positive light", a finance ministry source told Reuters.
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When government forces arrested his second-in-command, Servando Gómez Martínez or La Tuta, in March 210, they proclaimed they had finally eliminated the Templarios for good.
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BEIJING — China's central bank is expected to cut key rates soon, following a directive from a meeting led by the country's second-in-command, Premier Li Keqiang.
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Soleimani, an Iranian general who was slated as second-in-command in Iran's leadership, was killed on Friday by a U.S drone strike authorized by President Trump.
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Mr. Prawit, who is second in command in the junta, has been the target of ridicule by the opposition for the collection of luxury watches he wears.
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He is a favorite of Ms. Redstone's, and in her vision of a joined CBS and Viacom he would serve as second-in-command to Mr. Moonves.
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Bryce Benson; his second-in-command; and the senior enlisted sailor were relieved of their duties by the head of the Seventh Fleet in Japan, Vice Adm.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Thursday defended his second in command, Rod Rosenstein, a day after House conservatives began an effort to impeach the deputy attorney general.
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His attorneys contend that Baca was unaware of efforts inside his department to impede the investigation, and sought to blame his former second-in-command, Paul Tanaka.
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Bruce Josten, second in command at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, will be retiring at the end of the year, the powerful business group announced on Monday.
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The administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services administrator, Verma, is second in command (Verma), but also directly oversees two of the biggest federal programs.
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WASHINGTON — Known as a no-nonsense, even-keeled prosecutor, Rod J. Rosenstein was expected to sail through Senate confirmation to be the Justice Department's second-in-command.
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So did Mr. Leonetti, Mr. Scarfo's nephew and now an author, who was the family's second in command at the time and was known as Crazy Phil.
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Trevor Jackson stars as Youngblood Priest, with Jason Mitchell as his second in command and Michael Kenneth Williams as his disquieting martial-arts enthusiast of a mentor.
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Much of it is based around Seth MacFarlane's character, Captain Ed Mercer, clashing with his ex-wife Kelly (Adrianne Palicki), who also serves as his second-in-command.
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"You'll see, we'll soon stuff your oligarchic rag in the cupboard," Le Pen's second-in-command, Florian Philippot said of the EU flag in a message on Twitter.
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Biden, who was first elected to the Senate in 1972 and served as President Barack Obama's second-in-command for eight years, has ran for president twice before.
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The billionaire's behavior has raised concerns about his corporate leadership, and several Wall Street analysts and some investors have urged Tesla to appoint a strong second-in-command.
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How a much power is given to this second in command in Kalanick's fiefdom will be closely examined by investors who are hoping to see real internal changes.
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De Guindos was chosen last week to take over from Portugal's Vitor Constancio as the ECB's second in command in June by euro zone finance ministers on Monday.
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In December the firm said Tom Enders, its German-born chief executive, would step down in 2019; his French second-in-command, Fabrice Brégier, will leave this month.
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Another contender is Hanif Atmar, a former national security adviser who quit Mr Ghani's government, in which he was, in practice, second in command, having sidelined Mr Abdullah.
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"There is a wild tiger that was besieged and starved through 11 years, and now it has been set free," says Yahya Sinwar, the group's second-in-command.
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Mr Wilke, who today is second-in-command to Jeff Bezos, set up a team of scientists to study Amazon's internal processes in order to improve their efficiency.
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The character was Pike's second-in-command in the original series' initial pilot, but she was ultimately scrapped in favor of William Shatner's Kirk as the show's lead.
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French officials had also been pushing Ghosn since the middle of last year to hire a second-in-command with the managerial and international clout to succeed him.
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The defense contended that Baca was unaware of efforts inside his department to impede the investigation and that his former second-in-command, Paul Tanaka, was to blame.
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Mack is believed to be second in command to Raniere, who was extradited to the U.S. to face charges for sex trafficking and conspiracy to commit forced labor.
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If there are no challenges, the official said, the role of president will be fulfilled for the foreseeable future by Elias Husamudeen, Mr. Seabrook's trusted second in command.
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Simply put, the American people should know if the FBI's second-in-command relied on Democrat-funded opposition research to justify an investigation of the Republican presidential campaign.
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Tavares' track record is certainly impressive, especially since leaving Renault where he was second-in-command to Carlos Ghosn, to join the nearly bankrupt PSA in late 2013.
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Still, slightly to the left and on the top of the circle is JPMorgan, followed by its second in command, on the top to the right, Goldman Sachs.
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As the second in command to former President Obama, Biden helped pass the ACA, the largest health care reform undertaken in decades, extending coverage to 22019 million people.
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NASA's assistant deputy associate administrator of human exploration, Bill Hill, the second in command, was also reassigned to a special adviser position with NASA Associate Administrator Steve Jurczyk.
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Typically, this would be the attorney general — but since Sessions recused himself from the Russia probe, it falls to his second in command, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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Tesla is not considering hiring a second in command, the electric carmaker's founder and chief executive, Elon Musk, said in wide-ranging comments to The New York Times.
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But the era of that boys' club is coming to an end: • Emil Michael, Uber's senior vice president for business and its second in command, left the company.
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A man considered to be the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria's (ISIS) second in command was killed by U.S. forces earlier this week, the Pentagon announced Friday.
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Mminele, who retired as second-in-command at the central bank in June 2019 after serving more than 10 years there, will be Absa's first black chief executive.
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Ken Cuccinelli, the controversial second-in-command at DHS, told reporters Friday in a press briefing that the two pilot programs would rapidly expand in the upcoming future.
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Yes, America is ready for a Madam President, but there is no way this nation is ready for both a female commander in chief and second in command.
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In the ensuing eight-month boardroom fight between Macron's ministry and Hiroto Saikawa - Nissan's second-in-command at the time - many now see the seeds of today's crisis.
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John Bolton, a leading candidate to be Tillerson's second-in-command at the State Department, is encountering headwinds from fellow Republicans, including from Trump's choice to lead the agency.
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While Trump's relationship with evangelicals is relatively new, his second-in-command has long carried the support of the faith community that helped send Trump to the White House.
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"By 1980, we had grown to about 60 members, including children," wrote Kerry Noble, a Texas-born spiritual seeker who became the CSA's second-in-command and public face.
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After all, for years over dinner table conversations Pompeo had said that his dream job would be as deputy director of the CIA, the intelligence agency's second in command.
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The phrase became popularized and then ended under the Bush administration in 2006 but was later reinstated by the Obama administration while McAleenan was second-in-command at CBP.
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After the failure of a mission in the last book, Orlov holds Drift's second-in-command Tamara Roarke hostage, while the crew races to repay their debt to him.
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Earlier this month Trump announced then-Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen would be leaving her position, and her second in command, acting deputy Claire Grady, also left the department.
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Earlier this month Trump announced then-Homeland Secrurity Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen would be leaving her position, and her second in command, acting deputy Claire Grady, also left the department.
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Later, in a sparsely decorated bedroom, the second-in-command comes in and gives the victims, including a guy, something out of a pill bottle to perk them up.
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The crew helped him to the bridge, but he was so badly injured that he had to be medevaced off the ship and the second in command took over.
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This week America killed Haji Iman, the group's accountant and second in command—this only weeks after an American airstrike killed Abu Omar al-Shishani, its minister of war.
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Washington (CNN)Daniel Craig, the nominee to be second-in-command at the Federal Emergency Management Agency, said Wednesday he has withdrawn his name from consideration for the job.
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Everyone seems to agree that Andrew McCabe, the FBI's second-in-command and target of President Donald Trump's ire, stepped down sooner than expected from his post on Monday.
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Yes, America is ready for a Madam President, but there is no way this nation is ready for both a female commander in chief and a second in command.
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Mminele, who retired as second-in-command at the central bank in June after serving more than 10 years there, would be Absa's first black chief executive if appointed.
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The second-in-command aboard my first ship told us junior officers that if we were getting more than four hours of sleep at night to come see him.
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Alana De La Garza of "Law & Order" plays the female second in command, Daniel Henney the action figure and Annie Funke the spunky medical examiner turned unlikely field agent.
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The details: The pilots allege that this behavior occurred "on more than 30 trips from 2014 to 2016," per the WSJ, while they flew second-in-command with Caporella.
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Former Deputy Director of NSA Chris Inglis also served as the senior liaison to the UK before becoming second-in-command at Fort Meade, NSA's home base in Maryland.
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Albence, who was promoted in February of 2017 to ICE's second-in-command, rose up through the Trump administration's ranks at a clip that would have normally taken years.
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The show is currently run by Bill Owens, who was second in command to Mr. Fager and is on a short list of candidates to take over the show.
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Rutledge and his second-in-command, Joe Martin, started searching for tackling programs about two years ago, concerned that state legislators might call for further restrictions on the sport.
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When he was arrested in June 2016, he was suspended without pay from the Department of Correction and his second-in-command in the union assumed the interim presidency.
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Daniels ended up as the campaign's second in command in Michigan, where Trump became the first Republican to win in almost 30 years, making Daniels a Trumpworld rising star.
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Cuccinelli has since moved on to becoming the second-in-command at DHS but is still listed as the senior official performing the duties of the director at UCIS.
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The Senate confirmed Wheeler as the EPA's second-in-command in April, but he took over as the agency's acting head after Pruitt resigned in July amidst ethics controversies.
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He or she could theoretically choose to resign rather than carry out the order, but then it would fall to the secretary's second-in-command to order the strike.
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Charges are still pending against other members of the sheriff's department, including a former undersheriff who was second-in-command under Mr. Baca and is charged with obstruction of justice.
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The longtime second-in-command at Goldman Sachs, Gary D. Cohn, is expected to be named director of the National Economic Council, which oversees economic policy in the White House.
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Kim Guadagno, second-in-command to Trump's erstwhile ally, Chris Christie, in a campaign in which he called on the blue state to turn an even deeper shade of blue.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May has appointed David Gauke as the chief secretary to the treasury, the second in command at the finance ministry, her office said on Thursday.
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In an unusual pairing, the nation's second-in-command will welcome Lady Gaga to the stage at the Academy Awards on Sunday, an adviser to the Vice President tells PEOPLE.
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Already, Levandowski has recused himself of all work on lidar — the radar Alphabet is accusing him of stealing — but otherwise he's continuing in a leadership role as second-in-command.
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While under Eckert's and Borbely's watch, the ethics committee banned president Sepp Blatter, his second-in-command Jerome Valcke, and UEFA president Michel Platini, among many other high-ranking officials.
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Patenaude, HUD's second in command, reportedly grew frustrated by the White House's attempt to block federal relief money to the island following the devastation left by Hurricane Maria in 2017.
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While Judge plans to tout her time as lieutenant governor, Iowa Republicans are starting to use her tenure as second-in-command, which was during the 2008 recession, against her.
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Once known on Wall Street as the "Bond King," Gross left Pimco eight months after his second-in-command Mohamed El-Erian quit, in part because of Gross' management style.
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Though second in command at the tournament, O'Brien said she had to assert herself so she would not be passed over when the top spot became available when Newman left.
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Former alliance director Arnaud Deboeuf will become PSA's industrial strategy director under Chief Executive Carlos Tavares, himself a former Renault second-in-command, the rival French carmaker confirmed on Tuesday.
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Last month, Mr. LaPierre ousted his second-in-command, Christopher W. Cox, who led the gun group's lobbying arm; in April, the N.R.A.'s president, Oliver North, abruptly stepped down.
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The federal task force since 1980 has been investigating whether Prince Asiel, the Black Hebrews' second-in-command, has recruited or induced members of the movement to commit criminal acts.
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When the full board gathered later that day at a room at the company's headquarters reserved for sensitive meetings, Mr. Bowles pelted questions at Facebook's founder and second-in-command.
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On top of that, Salesforce recently also promoted Bret Taylor to the second-in-command job of chief operating officer, filling a vacancy left by Block's acension to co-CEO.
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The longtime second-in-command at Goldman Sachs, Gary D. Cohn, is expected to be named director of the National Economic Council, which oversees economic policy in the White House.
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Errejon, 35, who is considered more moderate than Iglesias and was his second in command in Podemos, had in 2016 backed an agreement with the Socialists which Iglesias eventually rejected.
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Under traditional Mafia structures, the boss or the don is the leader and the underboss is the second in command -- usually, a son groomed to take over the family business.
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At the time U.S. Central Command, which oversees military operations in the region, debunked the claim, saying it had "no information to corroborate" that ISIS' second-in-command had been killed.
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The militant group's second-in-command and other senior leaders were likely killed last month by an air strike after a U.S. special forces' helicopter was fired on from the ground.
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The NBC brass of 1965, in rejecting "The Cage," are said to have been unable to tolerate the idea of a woman as second-in-command of a starship in 2266.
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The disappointing performance will probably make some prefinancial-crisis stock options worthless for Mr. Blankfein; his second-in-command, Gary Cohn; and the co-chief of Goldman Sachs International, Michael Sherwood.
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Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) played up reports that Vice President Pence is eyeing a 2020 presidential run on Sunday, warning that President Trump should be concerned about his second-in-command.
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I was told by multiple sources that Chavez picked the hapless Maduro to be vice president only because he was wary of having the cagey, brilliant Cabello as second-in-command.
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The day before, in St. Peter's Basilica, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Vatican secretary of state and the pope's second-in-command, will say a "Mass for Peace" on the Korean peninsula.
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The four defendants, including Mr. Mills and Tyler D. Bingham, the second in command of the Aryan Brotherhood, were found guilty of racketeering and conspiracy and of murders dating to 1979.
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He was picked to become second-in-command of the entire A.N.C., launching him into an even more prominent post — as South Africa's deputy president, second only to the nation's leader.
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On Friday, the Pentagon announced it had killed the group's second in command earlier in the week, the second high-profile leader to be taken out by the U.S. this month.
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Sources told Reuters earlier this month that the Richemont-owned Chloe was set to name Natacha Ramsay-Levi, second-in-command to Louis Vuitton designer Nicolas Ghesquiere, to replace Waight Keller.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland needs to use "creativity" to ensure Brexit is as painless as possible, but must not negotiate directly with London, the European Commission's second-in-command said on Tuesday.
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Tom Cullen, Ergen's second-in-command for wireless, told CNBC that the narrowband network fits within the FCC's parameters and will serve many types of devices while helping them conserve power.
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Ten other officers, ranging from rank-and-file deputies to Mr. Baca's second in command, have been convicted or pleaded guilty to interfering in the federal investigation into the jail system.
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John Bolton, a leading candidate to be second-in-command at the State Department, is encountering headwinds -- including from Trump's choice to lead the agency -- a source familiar with transition talks said.
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Once known as the "Bond King," Gross left Pimco in September 2014, eight months after second-in-command Mohamed El-Erian quit after the two clashed over how to run the firm.
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Lagerfeld's second-in-command for most of his tenure at Chanel, Viard has been bowing alongside him at recent Chanel shows, and took his place at its spring 2019 haute couture event.
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Eight years as Obama's second-in-command counts for a lot at the outset of a primary campaign, but a long record of compromised centrism isn't going to win over the progressives.
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Kenneth Hara, who is the second in command at the Hawaii Department of Defense, after a false missile alert was sent to the phones of everyone in the state on Jan. 13.
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She focused instead on Fillon's aggressive plans to slash public sector spending, calling it an attack on the French workers she and her second-in-command, Florian Philippot, have promised to protect.
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The Peugeot maker's CEO Carlos Tavares, a former second-in-command to Ghosn at Renault, stunned investors on July 24 with a 7.8 percent margin and snap turnaround at recently acquired Opel.
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The party's second-in-command, Kem Sokha, has been holed up in its headquarters since May to avoid appearing in court in various cases related to his alleged affair with a hairdresser.
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Musk's erratic behavior recently, which included smoking marijuana during a video interview, has raised concerns about his leadership, with some analysts and investors urging Tesla to appoint a strong second-in-command.
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But Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr., signaled during the vice presidential vetting process that his father plans to let his second-in-command have broad influence over both domestic and foreign policy.
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His primary firsthand source is Mark "Marty" Rathbun, a former high-ranking executive who joined the church in 1978, ascended the ranks to become Miscavige's second-in-command, and left in 2004.
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The State Department's second in command said Tuesday that the United States could restore security assistance to Pakistan if the nation takes "decisive and sustained" actions against terrorist groups in the country.
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According to the complaint, he was not reproached until August 2015, when he ran into Captain James F. Kobel, the second-in-command of the department's Equal Employment Opportunity office, at work.
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"Our concern is that we don't know how long these anti-terrorist operations will continue," Pakistan Air Force second-in-command Muhammad Ashfaque Arain told Reuters in an interview late on Wednesday.
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Definition: The first officer or co-pilot is the second in command of the plane and sits on the right side of the cockpit wearing three stripes on his or her shoulder.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The newly appointed second-in-command at the U.S. Justice Department faced a weighty task just two weeks after taking office - writing the rationale for firing FBI Director James Comey.
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Everyone agrees Moonves should be the CEO of the merged company, but Redstone also wants Viacom CEO Bob Bakish to be Moonves's second in command and get a seat on the board.
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Peter Chernin, who was once second in command to Mr. Murdoch when he ran the mogul's film business, has been advising Mr. Stankey and could play a role in finding a replacement.
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Throughout the year, Magyar Telekom executives met with Janos Lazar, Mr. Orban's second-in-command, to negotiate the license renewal and a multimillion-dollar contract to install broadband internet throughout rural Hungary.
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In 1994, former Walt Disney Studios head Jeffrey Katzenberg (now head of Quibi) thought he would become second-in-command to then CEO Michael Eisner, and therefore in the running for CEO.
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Several of Trump's top advisors are former Goldman executives, including Gary Cohn, Blankfein's former second-in-command who is now President Trump's top economic advisor as director of the National Economic Council.
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This week it was announced that the agency's leader, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, as well as her second-in-command, acting deputy Claire Grady, would be leaving the department.
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Mr. Saleh had once run the country as a virtual dictator before the Arab Spring uprisings forced him, in 2012, to cede power to his second in command, Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi.
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Trump's failure to appoint or even nominate candidates has meant that two-thirds of key State Department positions remain unfilled — including the second-in-command at the State Department's nuclear-weapons wing.
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Gianaris, who is second-in-command of his party's conference, had proposed a "millionaire's tax" on New York's highest earners to pay for mass transit fixes, which Mayor de Blasio later supported.
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But the message from both Powell and his second in command, vice chair Richard Clarida, was that while the Fed may be willing to cut to protect the recovery, it made no promises.
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The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) ruled on Thursday there was "insufficient evidence" the junta's second-in-command purposely filed a false declaration of assets or intentionally hid required information, a statement said.
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And then there's the fact that he served as the second-in-command for the country's first black president, something several of his supporters have cited approvingly and that Biden has referenced repeatedly.
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Rosenstein gained national attention after Trump's former attorney general, Jeff Sessions, recused himself from the Russia investigation, leaving his then second-in-command to oversee U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller and his team.
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She finds herself out of place on Earth and ends up joining the Andromeda Initiative — a massive colonization project that will bring humanity to the Andromeda Galaxy — as Alec Ryder's second-in-command.
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The Revolutionary Guards' second-in-command, Brigadier General Hossein Salami, said last Friday that Iran's depots and underground facilities are so full that they do not know how to store their new missiles.
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"As long as the United States supports Israel we will expand our missile capabilities," the Revolutionary Guards' second-in-command, Brigadier General Hossein Salami, was quoted as saying by the Fars news agency.
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With David Strathairn as Ashford, a former pirate who is now a respectable starship second-in-command, and Elizabeth Mitchell as the Methodist pastor Anna, the series had more star power than ever.
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Lately, Premier Li Keqiang, China's second-in-command, has been pitching China, as Isaac Stone Fish writes for The Atlantic, as a "liberal, responsible, globalist power," though it actually remains illiberal and authoritarian.
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In his office at a headquarters near the village of Bashir, Abdul-Hussein Mohamed, second-in-command of the Badr Organization's forces in the area, is circumspect when asked about the American election.
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There aren't many iconic companies out there for which the second-in-command leader, such as a chief operating officer, makes a name for him or herself apart from the chief executive officer.
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Anas Haqqani is the younger brother of Sirajuddin Haqqani, who is second-in-command in the Afghan Taliban hierarchy and leads the Haqqani network, considered to the deadliest faction of the Afghan Taliban.
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Worse, his second-in-command just lost his pension after more than 20 years with the bureau, while Comey is about to cash in on a book and publicity tour potentially worth millions.
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Kelly has been unable to name his preferred deputy, the paper said, leaving the department without a second-in-command amid the chaos of implementing President Trump's executive order on immigration and refugees.
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But Leopoldo López, the head of the party, was under house arrest; his second-in-command had been forced into exile; and the third man was under political asylum in the Chilean Embassy.
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The Times has learned that Sheryl Sandberg, the social network's second in command, asked its communications staff to research the liberal billionaire's financial interests after he made high-profile attacks on tech companies.
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For over a year, she has known that Mr. Crowley or Representative Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland, her 79-year-old second in command and longtime rival, would be her most obvious challengers.
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Later Comey led that office and, in 2003, he was tapped by President George W. Bush to serve as the second in command in the Department of Justice under Attorney General John Ashcroft.
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"We'll be meeting on June 12 in Singapore," Trump told reporters on the South Lawn of the White House after escorting Kim Yong Chol, Kim Jong Un's second in command, into a vehicle.
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Other government leaders have been linked to serious criminal activities, most notably the ruling party's second in command, Diosdado Cabello, has long been investigated for his ties to a military-run drug cartel.
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Thierry Bollore, Ghosn's operational second-in-command, will become deputy chief executive, while lead independent director Philippe Lagayette assumes the function of interim chairman, Renault said after a board meeting late on Tuesday.
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In November 2012, the C.D.C. invited Danlan to take part in a conference on World AIDS Day led by a high-ranking official, Li Keqiang, now second in command to President Xi Jinping.
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NEW YORK, Feb 1 (Reuters) - If recent market volatility persists it could signal a slowdown in the global economy that hurts U.S. growth and inflation, the Federal Reserve's second-in-command said on Monday.
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Solomon, presently co-head of the investment banking department, and Schwartz, the current chief financial officer, will be replacing Gary Cohn, second in command to CEO Lloyd Blankfein, the WSJ said, citing unnamed sources.
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Most people associated with Webster said nothing about the allegations, including his firm's second-in-command, Jeremy Westby, who was announced as Webster's successor before leaving to start an independent firm on Nov. 20153.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve's second-in-command said on Monday he is keen to figure out whether recent financial instability reflects something real, or merely the "animal spirits" of investors and markets.
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In an interview with Reuters on Thursday, Pakistan Air Force second-in-command Muhammad Ashfaque Arain said the bulk of the burden was now borne by a fleet of U.S. made F-16 aircraft.
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However, prosecutors left open the possibility of other charges being filed against Arpaio, as well as his second-in-command Gerard Sheridan, Maricopa County Sheriff's Captain Steve Bailey and an Arpaio attorney, Michele Iafrate.
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Respondents in Quinnipiac University's survey were evenly split on a resignation, with 2202 percent saying the embattled second in command in Virginia should resign and 2628 percent believing he should stay in his position.
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In an administration where intrigue consumes inordinate amounts of time and energy, the Ricardel-first lady tussle might have remained a standoff as long as Bolton was around to protect his second-in-command.
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In the video posted on social media, the FARC's former second-in-command, Luciano Manin—better known by his nom de guerre, Ivan Marquez—declared a "new chapter" in the Marxist guerrillas' armed struggle.
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"#LeanInTogether celebrates the important role men play in creating an equal world," Sheryl Sandberg, one of the founders of Lean In and Zuckerberg's second-in-command at Facebook, wrote in an earlier post Thursday.
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CNBC reported earlier Tuesday that the two sides had hit a roadblock over who would be the second in command behind Moonves in a battle between Ianniello and Bob Bakish, the CEO of Viacom.
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The departure of scandal-plagued Scott Pruitt as head of the Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday led President Trump to tap the agency's second-in-command, Andrew Wheeler, to take over as acting administrator.
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Given that, his youth and what would be the historic nature (the first gay vice presidential nominee for either party) of picking him, Buttigieg would likely be in the mix for second-in-command.
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"It always seemed to me that Microsoft waged a kind of holy war," said A. Douglas Melamed, who was the second-in-command at the Justice Department's antitrust division during the investigation and trial.
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Musk's recent behavior, which included smoking marijuana during a video interview, has raised concerns about his leadership, with several Wall Street analysts and some investors urging Tesla to appoint a strong second-in-command.
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Highlighting the lack of experience, Mr. Macron on Tuesday promoted France's current internal intelligence boss and the former police prefect in Marseille, Laurent Nuñez, to be the second-in-command at the Interior Ministry.
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Sirajuddin Haqqani is the second in command of the Taliban at a time when its negotiators are hammering out an agreement with American officials in Doha that could result in American troops leaving Afghanistan.
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Sirajuddin Haqqani is the second in command of the Taliban at a time when its negotiators are hammering out an agreement with American officials in Doha that could result in American troops leaving Afghanistan.
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But in three recent instances, the payment for the committee leader has been paid to the second-in-command, giving the I.D.C. members thousands of dollars in payments not explicitly outlined in state law.
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QUITO, Ecuador — The Venezuelan government blocked CNN's Spanish-language channel on Wednesday about a week after the network broadcast an investigation naming Venezuela's second-in-command as being among officials involved in passport fraud.
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Achilles, the hero of "The Iliad," when he saw the dead body of Patroclus, his friend and second-in-command, had to be restrained by a fellow soldier, lest he cut his own throat.
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Thomson argues that the nominee shouldn't anoint the second in command but instead that the decision should be on the table for delegate participation since that person could potentially fill in for the president.
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At Chez Ma Tante in Brooklyn, the first restaurant Aidan O'Neal and Jake Leiber ran together, early press reports portrayed Mr. O'Neal as the executive chef and Mr. Leiber as his second in command.
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As the Taliban regrouped into a powerful insurgency, Mullah Baradar rose to become the movement's second-in-command and a driving force behind its military success from safe havens across the border in Pakistan.
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Here are the big ones Despite the joy that many EPA employees expressed, they all had concerns regarding Scott Pruitt's second-in-command, Andrew Wheeler, who will take over the agency as acting administrator.
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The same day, a protest over public resources in the indigenous town of San Juan Chamula in Chiapas ended with the death of Mayor Domingo López González and four others, including his second in command.
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The social media giant's shares fell more than 5 percent after The Wall Street Journal reported that CEO Mark Zuckerberg blamed second-in-command Sheryl Sandberg for the Cambridge Analytica scandal and its subsequent fallout.
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The former American Football frontman's eight studio album is produced by S. Carey, solo artist in his own right but probably best known as the brilliant second-in-command to Justin Vernon in Bon Iver.
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When an entire religious community is dealing with the fallout of #MeToo, what does it mean to give a platform to the second-in-command of one of the most unrepentant "pussy grabbers" of all?
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In one recent instance, a post shared on LinkedIn by senior ICE agent Leslie Derewonko and "liked" by Jerry Templet, the second-in-command of Homeland Security Investigations in San Francisco, insinuated that US Rep.
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I think it also depends greatly on whether Travis does come back, because if you're going to get someone to be the second-in-command, they also are going to want some sort of power.
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Jaime follows him outside and pitches him on a job opening: be his general (+25), his second-in-command, and when the war is over, Randyll can have Olenna's job as Warden of the South.
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McCabe stepped down from his post as the FBI's second-in-command in January after Trump repeatedly accused him of political bias, but remained on the payrolls in order to qualify for full retirement benefits.
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"The ambassadors always have an easier time reaching a higher level of the host government," he said, who noted that it is harder for the second in command to gain the same level of access.
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Mr. Walton's style as the bureau's deputy assistant director in New York — a title he held for six years as second in command of the nation's largest F.B.I. office — sometimes rankled his superiors in Washington.
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Solomon and his second-in-command, President John Waldron, are offering some partners generous payouts to make it more likely for them to leave on good terms, according to people with knowledge of the discussions.
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Shadow Treasury Secretary John McDonnell — in essence Corbyn's second-in-command — told ITV News the Conservative party ruling with the DUP would be a "coalition of chaos" adding that he thought another election was "inevitable."
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Viacom's board made clear the offer was a non-starter, and is expected to make a counter-offer that would include a leading role for Mr Bakish, probably as second-in-command after Mr Moonves.
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Several Uber employees said they had grown concerned that a second in command who was habitually insensitive to issues of gender and race might damage Uber's ability to promote, hire and retain women and minorities.
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Tesla is reportedly trying to recruit a second-in-command to help Musk, but even if they find someone, that person isn't going to be able to stop him from pressing "send" on his tweets.
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The "circumstances" facing the group, NXIVM, are almost certainly the public trial of "Smallville" actress Allison Mack, who was charged with multiple sex crimes related to her role as second-in-command of the group.
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"The trouble is that my heart is loath to remain even one hour without love," she wrote to military leader Grigory Potemkin (Jason Clarke in the show), her lover, intellectual equal, and second-in-command.
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Joseph graduated from Manhattan College in the Bronx with a bachelor's degree in English literature, studied drama at Columbia University and served in the Philippines as second in command of a Landing Craft Infantry ship.
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General Soleimani, Iran's late second-in-command and leader of the secretive Quds Force of the Revolutionary Guard, authorized the violence on the Bagdad Embassy and was responsible for the deaths of over 22020 Americans.
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The face-to-face with North Korea's second in command earned nearly wall-to-wall coverage for its duration on the major cable news networks, lending an air of legitimacy to the North Korean leadership.
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"This is the story of independent brands and entrepreneurs doing really, really well, and consumers are voting with their wallets," said Finkelstein, who has been second-in-command at the Canadian internet company since 2010.
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The first signs of upheaval following the news of Hafar's stroke are already apparent, with the LNA's second-in-command, Abdelrazak Al Nadhuri, surviving a car bomb in Libya's eastern city of Benghazi on Wednesday.
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Then, U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman recused himself, presumably because Trump hand-picked Berman for the job, leaving the Cohen investigation in the hands of Berman's second-in-command, a career official whom Trump cannot fire.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's transition team has expanded its search for the second-in command at the State Department, several sources familiar with the deliberation told CNN, as one of the leading candidates is facing resistance.
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Mack, who made her way up the ranks to become his sex cult second-in-command, too was arrested by the FBI in April on charges of sex trafficking, sex trafficking conspiracy and forced labor conspiracy.
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Independent studies have since blamed Renault for some of the highest real-world nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions, piling pressure on engineering boss Gaspar Gascon Abellan and Thierry Bollore, Ghosn's second-in-command at the French carmaker.
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In some recent stories, Facebook's second-in-command has been portrayed as preoccupied with her own legacy, and as an executive who surrounded herself with loyalists and sometimes prioritized her own brand above the company's interests.
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However, the real problems arose when Rajneesh's second-in-command, Ma Anand Sheela, began to expand the ranch, despite Oregon laws that restricted what could be built — and how many could be housed — on the property.
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Earlier this month, Daniel Ragsdale, the second-in-command at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE), confirmed he will be leaving his position to work at GEO Group, the nation's second-largest private prison company.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena said on Monday he had appointed Chandana Wickramaratne, the second in command of the police, as acting police chief, the latest change in personnel after Easter Sunday suicide bombings.
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The second-in-command of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard is warning it will close access to the strategic Strait of Hormuz if the United States or its allies "threaten" the country, Iranian state media reported Wednesday.
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Three years after joining the French carmaker as deputy legal director, Sepehri helped negotiate the 1999 acquisition of near-bankrupt Nissan, where Ghosn - then Renault's second-in-command - led the lightning turnaround that made his name.
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That agenda is now being overseen by Eric Gonzalez, who as Mr. Thompson's second in command worked closely with him on his top initiatives, and who was sworn in as acting district attorney on Tuesday. Gov.
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But Vance Pearson, 22018 served as Jones' second in command from 2016 to 2018 and replaced him last year as director of the UAW's so-called "Region 5," which covers 17 western and southwestern U.S. states.
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But Vance Pearson, 58 served as Jones' second in command from 2016 to 2018 and replaced him last year as director of the UAW's so-called "Region 5," which covers 17 western and southwestern U.S. states.
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NEW YORK, Feb 1 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve's second-in-command said on Monday he is keen to figure out whether recent financial instability reflects something real, or merely the "animal spirits" of investors and markets.
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The 373-year-old has been a major figure in the Democratic Party for decades, serving as a senator from Delaware from the early '237s until 21.8, when he left to be Obama's second-in-command.
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The Federal Reserve should be prepared to adjust its policy to protect the U.S. economy from any sustained pressure from a global economic slowdown and volatility in financial markets, the Fed's second-in-command said on Thursday.
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As Air Canada second-in-command, Smith pushed through new labour deals, a global network expansion and the launch of separately branded low-fare operations which together cemented the carrier's rebound from a 2009 brush with bankruptcy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. economy could suffer, with inflation remaining too low, if recent volatility in financial markets persists and signals a slowdown in the global economy, the Federal Reserve's second-in-command said on Monday.
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Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa and Renault CEO Thierry Bollore, Ghosn's former second-in-command who was promoted in January, barely speak and are now seen as clear irritants to the relationship, French official and company sources say.
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Mersch was picked by the ECB's Governing Council in April to replace Lautenschlaeger as the second-in-command of bank supervision but he still requires the approval of EU lawmakers before he can take up the job.
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Musk's compulsive tweeting and erratic behavior, which included smoking marijuana during a video interview, has raised concerns about his leadership, with several Wall Street analysts and some investors urging Tesla to appoint a strong second-in-command.
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But Klyden disagrees, and the ensuing firestorm of controversy eventually leads to Ed and his second-in-command Kelly (Adrianne Palicki) arguing against the drastic measure of changing the baby's sex in a Moclan court of law.
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Desmarest's exit comes amid renewed tensions between Renault and the French government, which has been pressing Ghosn to recruit a second-in-command who could one day succeed him at the helm of the Renault-Nissan alliance.
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Giuliani is in charge of the over-all defense effort, and Sekulow, the chief counsel of the American Center for Law and Justice, a conservative public-interest group founded by Pat Robertson, is his second-in-command.
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As the first woman to hold the organization's second-in-command spot and the youngest ever to be elected to its executive council, Liz Shuler said she wants to lead the charge to get more women involved.
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Now, he is running the kind of campaign that voters might expect from a vice president seeking a promotion immediately after his time as second in command, as if the last four years could be effectively elided.
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Mr. McGuinness was second in command of the Derry I.R.A. on Bloody Sunday, the grim day in 1972 when British troops fired on unarmed civilians staging a peaceful protest against the British practice of internment without trials.
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David Bernhardt, President Trump's nominee to lead the Interior Department, joined as its second in command in 2017, and he has devoted much energy to eliminating protections for a finger-size fish called the delta smelt, above.
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The US State Department had offered a $7 million bounty for Qaduli, who previously was a member of al Qaeda in Iraq, where he rose to second in command under the group's leader, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn will meet with other British political leaders next week to discuss tactics to prevent a no-deal Brexit, Corbyn's second-in-command John McDonnell told the BBC on Monday.
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Earlier this year, with Facebook facing public scrutiny over its Cambridge Analytica scandal and subsequent public disclosures, CEO Mark Zuckerberg placed the blame on second-in-command Sheryl Sandberg, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal.
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But after announcing Monday night that his second-in-command, Thomas Shannon, would attend in his place, on Tuesday State officials put forward new dates for the NATO gathering so that the top US diplomat could potentially participate.
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A widely circulated New York Times interview last month, in which Musk detailed the "excruciating" personal toll of running the company, set off alarm bells and led to talk of Tesla's directors getting him a second-in-command.
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Just before the shooting, James said that Jackson had been communicating with Sex Money Murder's national second-in-command, Robinson Lazala, who'd been incarcerated with the gang's head, Peter Rollock, in U.S. Federal Penitentiary "Supermax" in Florence, Colorado.
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But her role at Facebook was crucial to the book's message — she presents taking the job as CEO Mark Zuckerberg's second in command as the kind of risk that women should embrace as they move their careers forward.
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"What we need most, now that we are near full employment and approaching our target inflation rate, is faster potential growth," Fischer, the Fed's second-in-command, said in prepared remarks before an economics conference in New York.
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Mr. Leggio was succeeded by Salvatore Riina, a bloodthirsty boss who installed Mr. Provenzano as his second in command (despite Mr. Leggio's verdict that Mr. Provenzano "shoots like a god but he has the brain of a chicken").
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PHOENIX — A federal judge on Friday referred Sheriff Joe Arpaio and his second-in-command for criminal prosecution, finding that they ignored and misrepresented to subordinates court orders designed to keep the sheriff's office from racially profiling Latinos.
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Critics had charged that Wheeler's recent work as an industry lobbyist made him unfit for the job as second in command at an agency that has regulatory oversight and authority over the very industries for which he lobbied.
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An older man sat me and my second-in-command down and warned us to prepare for the race war that was brewing in America, adding that black-on-white crime was criminally underreported by the liberal media.
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The team's second in command, a master sergeant, was punished for many of the same reasons Captain Perozeni was faulted for: not doing enough training with the Nigerien troops, along with a lack of rehearsals before the mission.
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A criminal complaint was filed in U.S. District Court in Detroit against Vance Pearson, who served as second in command from 13 to 2018 in the UAW's so-called "Region 5" that covers 17 western and southwestern states.
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In each case, the Democratic senators — Diane Savino of Staten Island, Jose R. Peralta of Queens and David J. Valesky of Syracuse — were identified and paid as chairmen of Senate committees when they were actually second in command.
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Pearson's arrest was also sensitive because he was the head of the union's Region 5, which covers 17 U.S. states - a role he took over from former UAW President Gary Jones after serving as his second in command.
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American officials say that until his capture in 2015, Mr. Oseguera was the second-in-command of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, which is led by his father, Nemesio Oseguera, and is considered Mexico's most violent criminal group.
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The government argued that as second in command at the Justice Department for five years, Cole had substantial knowledge of information related to the case, but would not offer further details in open court, citing national security concerns.
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The palace intrigue at the National Rifle Association deepened on Thursday as the gun group suspended its second-in-command and top lobbyist, accusing him of complicity in the recent failed coup against its chief executive, Wayne LaPierre.
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The proposed changes come as the CIA carried out a February drone strike against Abu al Khayr al-Masri, al Qaeda's second-in-command, signaling that the intelligence agency could once again become a major player in targeted strikes.
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News of Mr Liu's arrest (on a university campus, while studying for a business-administration doctorate) was a reminder of how few Chinese tech giants have clear succession plans; no one is sure who is his second-in-command.
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"Sigourney Weaver is impressive and funny as the Nostromo's executive officer, the second in command, a young woman who manages to act tough, efficient and sexy all at the same time," Vincent Canby wrote in The New York Times.
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Desmarest's exit comes amid renewed tensions between Renault and its biggest shareholder, the French government, which had pressed Ghosn to recruit a second-in-command who could one day succeed him at the helm of the Renault-Nissan alliance.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Islamic State's second in command and other senior leaders were likely killed this week in a major offensive targeting its financial operations, U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said on Friday, the latest setback for the militant group.
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As the second-in-command under Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Rosenstein's March confirmation hearing focused largely on Sessions' own undisclosed discussions with the Russian ambassador to the US, Sergey Kislyak, and eventual recusal from Justice Department investigations regarding Russia.
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He added he is in the process of replacing Christian Sobrino, the island's chief financial officer and Rossello's representative on Puerto Rico's federally created financial oversight board, and Secretary of State Luis Rivera Martin, the government's second in command.
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COPPER PERU: Peruvian police on Friday freed the leader of an indigenous community that has blocked roads to a copper mine, but hours later arrested his second-in-command, accusing him of running over police officers while driving drunk.
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Here are the two individuals who help Amazon and Whole Foods operate: Jeff Bezos' protege and second-in-command at the company Andy Jassy runs the company's fastest growing division and boosted Amazon into its most profitable quarter ever.
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The move comes after the indigenous community's second-in-command said on Monday that it would not take part in negotiations aimed at ending its blockade of a road used by MMG until its leader is freed from jail.
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The culinary partnership they began a quarter-century ago, in 1993, is a rare one: The two have worked together on equal footing, rather than as a chef and a loyal second-in-command, or a chef and restaurateur.
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The current second-in-command is a Democrat, Representative Joe Moody of El Paso, who is the House speaker pro tempore; Mr. Bonnen has described Mr. Moody as a capable speaker if the Democrats took control of the House.
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Ken Cuccinelli, the controversial second-in-command at the Department of Homeland Security, appointed Julie Kirchner, former leader of FAIR, a group that advocated for policies that restrict immigration, to help set up the office, according to the memo.
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When National Amusements' controlling shareholder Shari Redstone pushed CBS and Viacom to merge earlier this year, her plan was simple: CBS CEO Les Moonves would run the company and Viacom CEO Bob Bakish would be his second-in-command.
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A blockbuster New York Times report on Wednesday exposed new management failings at Facebook and a controversial pact with a PR firm to smear the company's critics, which Zuckerberg, and his second-in-command Sheryl Sandberg, said they knew nothing about.
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Trump's second in command, Vice President Mike Pence -- who announced on Twitter Thursday he will address the march in person -- is an opponent of abortion and signed some of the most restrictive abortion legislation into law while governor of Indiana.
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Aeschlimann, Urquhart's second-in-command, takes over at the maker of Speedmaster and Seamaster timepieces as the Swiss watch industry is being buffeted by twin forces: low oil prices, hurting Russian and Middle Eastern sales, and slowing Chinese economic growth.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve should be prepared to adjust its policy to protect the U.S. economy from any sustained pressure from a global economic slowdown and volatility in financial markets, the Fed's second-in-command said on Thursday.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - A petition calling for the resignation of Thailand's deputy prime minister attracted thousands of signatures on Monday, heaping pressure on the junta's second-in-command to step aside amid a scandal over a luxury watch and undeclared assets.
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He leads a small crew of miners out of a buried facility called Sea of Serenity 1, including Jonathan Quarles, a genius engineer, flight officer Vernon Waters, diggers Rick Thatch and Cole Benson, and his second-in-command Lane Briggs.
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Florian Philippot, second in command to far-right National Front party leader Marine Le Pen, said the decision to abandon the show was welcome, and that he failed to understand how it could ever have been programmed in the first place.
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Stewart's UMP bosses think the public might take a liking to this goofy youngster, so they put him in charge of his own ship, the Cruiser, with his far more qualified sister Karen (Bess Rous) as his resentful second-in-command.
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Earlier this summer, at 2018's San Diego Comic-Con, Star Trek: Discovery showrunner Alex Kurtzman confirmed that Spock, the beloved half-Vulcan second-in-command of the original Star Trek's U.S.S. Enterprise, would be appearing in the newest Trek series.
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First I was a model in New York, and at the point when I was transitioning from model to actress I was taken home from a gathering by a man who was second in command at one of the biggest agencies.
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Experienced commander in charge Benson, the Fitzgerald's commander, was new to the position, having taken command of the vessel May 13 after serving as the ship's executive officer, or second in command, since November 2015, the Navy said last month.
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Interestingly, most of the executives on Topgrading's list of 25 second-in-command business leaders work in tech-related fields, have been at their respective companies for at least 20 years and completed an undergraduate or graduate degree from Harvard.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - There is no automatic link between European banks' stress test results and their capital requirements, a European Central Bank spokesperson said on Wednesday, after the ECB's second-in-command last week suggested a dozen lenders raise more capital.
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The Communist Party announced that Mr. Castro's brother, President Raúl Castro, 84, and the president's hard-line second-in-command, José Ramón Machado Ventura, 85, would continue to lead the party for at least part of another five-year term.
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" Prior to joining the EPA as second-in-command of the agency in April this year, Wheeler was a lobbyist with Faegre Baker Daniels consulting, where one of his clients was Murray Energy, "the country's largest underground coal mining company.
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Natascha McElhone finds graceful notes in the obsessive drive of Hagerty's boss, the founder of the private rocket company that has contracted with NASA for the Mars mission, and LisaGay Hamilton is good as Hagerty's loyal but frustrated second-in-command.
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By the afternoon, Mr. Rosenstein was back at his Pennsylvania Avenue office seven blocks away, still employed as the second-in-command at the Justice Department and, for the time being at least, still in charge of the Russia investigation.
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JOHANNESBURG — South Africa's deputy president, David Mabuza, who has long been dogged by accusations of corruption, abruptly postponed the ceremony to swear him in as a lawmaker on Wednesday, casting doubt on his future as the country's second in command.
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Human Rights Watch in February harshly criticized President Ivan Duque's appointment of General Martínez Espinel, noting that he was second-in-command of the 10th Brigade in northeast Colombia during years for which prosecutors have opened investigations into 23 illegal killings.
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David Days, 20, a junior who will serve next year as Ms. Zorn's second-in-command, said that he and most other cadets were excited for her, though a small group did not want to be led by a woman.
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Mark Felt, the agency's second-in-command (who 13 years later revealed himself to have been Bob Woodward's source ''Deep Throat''), and Ed Miller, the F.B.I.'s intelligence director, were convicted of conspiring to violate the civil rights of Americans.
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Mr. Palmeri's second in command is Steve Anson, the executive sous-chef, who began at Mohonk as a banquet chef, left for several years to be the executive chef at a boutique hotel in Lake George, N.Y., and returned in 21972.
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Conservative ministers have already started quitting in protest of Mr. Johnson's hard-line pro-Brexit policies, with Alan Duncan, second-in command at the Foreign Office, resigning on Monday and predicting a meltdown by Mr. Johnson's government in the fall.
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ROME — Two former officials of a Vatican-owned children's hospital were charged on Thursday with misappropriating nearly half a million dollars for the renovation of the luxurious apartment of Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, the Vatican's second in command under Pope Benedict XVI.
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CHALLHUAHUACHO, Peru/LIMA (Reuters) - Peruvian police on Friday freed the leader of an indigenous community that has blocked roads to a major copper mine, but hours later arrested his second-in-command, accusing him of running over police officers while driving drunk.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The former second-in-command of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department was found guilty on Wednesday of conspiracy and obstruction of justice, stemming from a long-running corruption probe of the largest county jail system in the United States.
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House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer, Pelosi's second in command, acknowledged that there is a generational shift with the House Democratic caucus, but said he didn't know what Crowley's race, specifically, meant for the rest of leadership during a sit-down with reporters Wednesday.
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When Cohen's shady business dealings got him mixed up in that probe, the special counsel's office turned the case over to the Southern District of New York — the most prestigious U.S. attorney's office in the country — where Khuzami is technically second-in-command.
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The "Western chauvanist" Proudboys—a fraternal organization run by VICE Media co-founder Gavin McInnes whose second-in-command Kyle Prescott spoke Sunday—are directly associated with the Alt-Knights, who have previously promoted the very same speakers this event existed to boycott.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and her former second-in-command at the Silicon Valley blood-testing startup were ordered on Friday to stand trial next year on fraud charges stemming from their claims about the company's technology, court documents show.
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Corbyn's second in command, finance spokesman John McDonnell repeated that Labour was ready for an election, which he said was the "best solution", and that any new vote would not be a repeat of the 2016 referendum to stay or leave the bloc.
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Errejon, who was second in command in Podemos' first few years, has announced that in next May's election he would run for presidency of the Madrid region as part of an open political platform on the same ticket as Madrid mayor Manuela Carmena.
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Barr has thus far been fielding much of the congressional pressure about releasing the unredacted report and providing testimony on it, though Rosen would likely have to address some of these issues as well if he became the agency's second-in-command.
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That time Obama moved Biden to tears by presenting him with the Presidential Medal of Freedom Obama and Biden were both overcome with emotion on Thursday as Obama paid tribute to his second in command in a surprise ceremony at the White House.
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Myanmar's second-in-command, deputy commander-in-chief Soe Win, reiterated on Monday the army's willingness to keep its powerful position in politics during a meeting with U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Antony Blinken during their meeting in the capital of Naypyitaw.
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ADEN (Reuters) - The second-in-command of the Yemeni army was killed on Wednesday when a missile fired by the Iran-aligned Houthi movement hit an army camp, a military source said, the most senior Yemeni officer killed in the country's civil war.
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Reports this time around have suggested that negotiations regarding who would be second-in-command of a combined company, Viacom CEO Bob Bakish or CBS chief operating officer Joseph Ianniello, have held up merger talks, as well as pricing around the Viacom acquisition.
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"If the question is were you surprised by the situation in the world on Wednesday...versus where it was two days before, the answer is yes," the central bank's second-in-command said at an event at the Brookings Institution in Washington.
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A loyal second-in-command and adviser trusted like no other — LVMH has become infamous for the fast-moving revolving doors at its many fashion houses — Mr. Godé later led the charge in some of the group's most high-risk business dealings.
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Iván Márquez, a former second-in-command of the FARC, a guerrilla group that ended its 52-year war against the Colombian state in 2016, announced that he would lead fighters back into battle, accusing Colombia's government of "shredding" the peace agreement.
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The Times also reported that Tesla's board of directors is worried about Musk's Ambien habit and that the company is trying to recruit a second-in-command to help Musk, who the publication said "alternated between laughter and tears" during the sit-down.
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In an audio statement also released earlier today, al-Qaeda's second in command, Abu al-Khayr al-Masri, gave permission to al-Nusra to break off, portraying it as a pragmatic step toward uniting all rebel factions fighting against the Syrian regime.
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Trump shifts on acting DNI The President's reluctance to name Coats' second-in-command, Sue Gordon, to lead ODNI in an acting capacity after nominating Ratcliffe revealed Trump's deep mistrust of the intelligence community -- a theme that has persisted throughout his presidency.
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The defendants were Nuon Chea, 90, the ideologue sometimes known as Brother No. 2 who was second-in-command to the Khmer Rouge's leader, Pol Pot; and Khieu Samphan, 85, the urbane, Paris-educated intellectual who served as the nominal head of state.
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LIMA, Peru — President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela on Tuesday defended his second-in-command, who has been sanctioned by the United States over allegations that he is a narcotics trafficker, and said he would demand a public apology from the American government.
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The next day, Mr. Anderson and John MacGaffin, who was second in command of covert operators, bestowed an official award on Mr. Bearden for outstanding work on the Afghan operation in the 1980s, when he was the station chief in neighboring Pakistan.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas), McConnell's second in command; Sen.
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At a hearing in September, federal prosecutors argued that as second in command at the Justice Department for five years, Cole had substantial knowledge of information related to the case, but did not offer further details in open court, citing national security concerns.
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Mullah Baradar's appointment could also avoid some of the embarrassment of previous efforts at negotiations, like when a shopkeeper posed as the insurgency's second-in-command, or when a delegation claimed to represent a Taliban leader who had been dead for years.
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Moving to clean house amid an organizational crisis, the National Rifle Association cut ties with its second-in-command, Christopher W. Cox; severed its relationship with Ackerman McQueen, its estranged advertising firm; and shut down live production at its online media arm, NRATV.
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The possible removal of Haftar will lead not only to unrest in his powerbase, the Eastern Region of Libya, but will likely cause instability within the LNA itself as the military strongman has not officially appointed any successor or second-in-command.
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The nomination of Andrew Wheeler to be EPA deputy administrator, Scott Pruitt's second in command, headed to a full floor vote in the Senate Wednesday morning without much debate, despite his ties to Big Coal and to Republican members of the committee.
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Detailing in his weekly address what he called an ongoing international military effort "to root out and defeat [Isis]", the president referred to Friday's announcement of the death in an airstrike of Abd al-Rahman Mustafa al-Qaduli, reportedly Isis's second-in-command.
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The Times reported that Tesla's board of directors is concerned about Musk's Ambien habit and that the company is trying to recruit a second-in-command to help Musk, who the publication said "alternated between laughter and tears" during the sit-down.
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Trump, who has repeatedly questioned a U.S. intelligence assessment that Russia conducted an influence operation to swing the 2016 election in his favor, will tap Vaughn Bishop to be the agency's second-in-command to CIA Director Gina Haspel, the announcement said.
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They are searching for a COO or a second in command to be a partner to Travis Kalanick, who also for the first time in the history of Uber has admitted that he needs to grow up and become a better leader.
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"One possible concern about our unconventional policies has eased recently, as the Fed's normalization tools proved effective in raising the federal funds rate following our meeting two-and-a-half weeks ago," Stanley Fischer, the Fed's second in command, told an American Economic Association conference.
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Speaking to BBC Radio 4 Friday, May's second in command, Cabinet Office Minister David Lidington, said a "common rulebook" would be applied on industrial products, as components have to cross borders repeatedly, and on agricultural goods, which would be held up by veterinary checks.
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LIMA, March 25 (Reuters) - An indigenous community in Peru will not take part in negotiations aimed at ending its blockade of a road used by Chinese copper miner MMG Ltd until its leader is freed from jail, the community's second-in-command said on Monday.
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That moment in February was part of the building pressure by donors, veterans and supporters of the organization that culminated Thursday night in the abrupt firing of Mr. Nardizzi and his second in command, Al Giordano, who together earned nearly $1 million per year.
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Last week, the press ballyhooed the visit to the United States of North Korea's Kim Yong Chol, making light of his role in numerous heinous North Korean hostilities, and describing him as North Korea's second-in-command, as though that is a commendable thing.
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It's been a busy week for foreign news editors: the ISIS attack in Brussels, President Obama's trips to Cuba and Argentina, North Korea's ballistic rocket test, Europe's new refugee policy, presidential candidate speeches to AIPAC, and, now, an airstrike killing ISIS's second-in-command.
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Read more: After Trump tweeted out an image from a secret intelligence briefing to mock Iran, a top Iranian official trolled the president with a 'good morning' selfieA Pence representative told Reuters that the president suggested that his second-in-command stay at the resort.
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When Trump decided to task Pence with running the government's disjointed coronavirus response, some in Washington wondered whether the President was handing off a ticking time bomb to his second-in-command -- and giving himself an easy scapegoat should the situation get out of hand.
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" After the sartorially adventurous Florida nail salon owner Desna Sims (Niecy Nash) and her Southern belle second-in-command Jennifer Husser (Jenn Lyon) confront a crooked governor about his money laundering scheme, he muses, "I thought you was a Robin Hood with press-on nails.
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LOS ANGELES, June 28 (Reuters) - Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and her former second-in-command at the Silicon Valley blood-testing startup were ordered on Friday to stand trial next year on fraud charges stemming from their claims about the company's technology, court documents show.
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That dilemma was foreshadowed two years ago in her confirmation hearing, when Senator Jeff Sessions, the Alabama Republican who is poised to become the next attorney general, questioned whether Ms. Yates had the independent streak needed to be the Justice Department's second in command.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - More EU integration is a "foregone conclusion", and France and Germany will take the lead on post-Brexit reforms starting this year, the European Union's second-in-command said, adding that he hoped the east-west split in the bloc would heal.
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Through Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook and an obscure production job-posting site — and with the help of New York Times researchers — I reached four women: a key grip, whose job is to head the grip department, and three best boy grips, who are second in command.
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