here's kris van cleave. >> reporter: the f.a.a.'s emergency action orders aurls to ensure 737 max pilots are properly trained in the event the plane goes into an uncommanded dive, similar to what lion air 610 experienced before crashing last week. >> this is pretty signature, kris. >> reporter: ross aimer, a retired airline captain, who flew an older version of the 737 >> i'm actually surprised that the f.a.a. didn't ground these max, the aircraft, because when they issue an a.d., as you mentioned, that's an emergency situation. >> reporter: the horizontal stabilizers are those small wings just below the tails, flaps at the rear, known as the elevator, can trim or adjust the angle of the plane's nose up or down. if the sensors that help control the trim malfunction, the 737 max could automatically put itself into a dive, forcing pilotpilots to react quickly to over-ride that system and pull up. >> if you let it continuously trim, trim, trim, trim, trim, trim, trim, trim. >> reporter: so it's going to happen pretty fast. >> it could

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you know and all the detail like so to speak generally how do these things sort of progressed at the f.a.a. at n.t.s.b. about what the company balling should have done in a circumstance like this and i guess not specific just generally well generally i mean i have to i have to give boeing their credit i mean they're very interested in making sure that this investigation goes well and they're being they're being full participants in this investigation and living their technical expertise that day is a party to the investigation of the lead agency in this lion air crash that we're talking about the killed one hundred eighty nine people and in the last month that crash it was being led by the admission national transport safety committee. sitting out a report that should be out at the end of this month by international rules they were required to release some of the initial reports within thirty days of that crash but it isn't the question though jamie whether or not as you say the attitude on this is angle of attack the like scared me by talking about in the last time isn't it that it if thi

boeing and the f.a.a. y warned airlines that censors on the 737 max jet can malfunction, potentially causing the nose to push down in flight. it is being investigated as a possible cause of last month's lion air crash in indonesia, which killed 189. the bulletin reminds pilots how sp correct the problem. kris van cleave spoke with a former airline captain. ca reporter: how significant is it that boeing has put out this bulletin? >> this is pretty significant, kris. when they issue an a.d., as you mentioned, that's an emergency situation. >> glor: three u.s. carriers fly a total of 48 of the new 737 max 8. the voters have spoken. up next: we will listen to what they had to say. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings y

lauren: the f.a.a. also wants information that boeing distributed to airlines about the 737 max. indonesia that killed all 189 on-board. this review is part of overall f.a.a. investigation into the crash. boeing's ceo, dennis muilenburg, exclusively with you on "mornings with maria" yesterday, says the plane is safe. maria: obviously i know you're answering lots of questions this morning and this week after this horrific crash and you're going to get more information. what would be the timing on that? when do you expect to hear from the f.a.a. on this? >> this is an ongoing investigation. it will take whatever time is necessary to make sure it's done thoroughly. we participate fully in these investigations. we provided technical assistance. we'll continue to do that until the work is complete. bottom line here is the 737 max is safe. lauren: muilenburg says the growth of the aerospace industry is vital to the u.s. in your exclusive interview. maria: the 737 has been a cash cow for your business. this is a very important business. there were head winds in the supply chain in terms

you know speaking with the f.a.a. we both to it was right the plane is obviously. spoke to and you in the f.a. have spoken to they create. spain disappointing to see him almost having to defend his inclusion in the game but that's where we are the more important thing is that. within the england group we value what he's done. roger federer will take to the court in about an hour against kevin anderson at the a.t.p. world tour finals the twenty time grand slam champion can actually afford to lose but he must win at least one set against the world number six and that's because austria dominic team has given himself an outside chance of reaching the semifinals in london team thrashed kane isha corey in straight sets on thursday the japanese wasn't too happy about it he actually beat federer in his first group stage much than last convincingly to understand and now team six one six four a score to this year's french open runner up will now white the outcome of federer against anderson. sri lanka's cricketers have built a first innings lead over england in the second te

that the wave has not yet materialized in kentucky amy mcgrath was a very attractive candidate the former f.a.a. chief in moline filing. and she was running again i had your car. that was in a district that trying to be won by fifteen percentage points in twenty sixteen and she really gave me a raise so some she lack of popularity has closed the gap somewhat but in. in the end she was unable to make it up she lost and in north dakota we have heightened high camp who had voted in favor and i'm sorry it voted against the president's supreme court nominee after she did that i hope polls drop by something like ten percent and she is not looking very good tonight she was about fifteen points behind just days ago and polls and then there's another senate race here in news or another claire mccaskill is running she has been a survivor she might yet survive but in the senate the democrats so far tonight have been disappointed they've got a lot of ground to make up in the house i but as you heard nancy pelosi say they think that that they can do it on this was a place in the midwestern state the place t

the time could detect. another southwest airlines 737 had an eerily similar engine failure in 2016 that prompted some additional engine inspections. since april, f.a.acut in half the number of flights between fan blade inspections. southwest says it began a round ig fatigue inspections in 2017, but there was "no basis at the time to prioritize the engines 13 flight 1380 other others, so they were still in the cue to be checked." jeff? >> glor: okay, kris van cleave, thank you. heming up here tonight, he was called batkid, and he captured america's attention in his fight against cancer. we have some great news about him, coming up next. can really get you going. but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by asking your healthcare provider about vraylar. vraylar treats acute mania of bipolar i disorder. vraylar significantly reduces overall manic symptoms,... and was proven in adults with mixed episodes who have both mania and depression. vraylar should not be used in elderly patients with dementia, due to increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about fever,

transportation and infrastructure committee, with the water resources development bill, the first long-term f.a.a. bill in three decades. and now an excellent coast guard authorization, in addition to other products. i'd like to also thank my ranking member, soon, perhaps, depending on where he decides to go, chairman, of this subcommittee, for his contributions. and john, this is the third time john has worked with the republicans to deliver a good coast guard bill during his tenure. so all in all, this is a strangely productive day for the house of representatives. and i'm proud to be here. with that, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. shuster: thank you, mr. speaker. i now recognize for two minutes the chairman of the coast guard subcommittee, mr. massie. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized for two minutes. mr. mast: thank you for yielding me the time to speak in support of this bill named after -- this act named after our friend, frank

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