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chief mike hoffman has been a roping in some of the key players there in brussels for us tonight max take it away. boy talk about key players sumi good to vist a are with me she's not only the commissioner for competition but she's also maybe the next president of the e.u. commission here is a prediction she will deny it but let me say this mr do you think that with the results we're having right now your chance of becoming the president of the e.u. commission have approved or not the chance for europeans to have a no the european parliament that seems to be sort of on the drawing board right now because you see the naval group the other group winning seats and are going to be coming in with maybe $22.00 you see the greens coming in with quite a lot of people so things are changing this is good for you isn't it that is indeed good for me as well so that means you think the whole constellation right now is one that you could live with having as a majority backing you. well from now on things get complicated because then no one can live without the other in order to have a working minority

. >> reporter: but he knows the flight that will draw the most attention is when the 737 max takes to the air again. >> there's an american airlines pilot ready to go, so am i and my family we'll be among the first people on board. >> the ceo of american airlines, oscar munoz, made that same statement today. for more, go t wake-up call aboutw to preventy from happening in the parking lot. >>> plus grandmothers under arrest for carrying cbd oil >>> next tonight, the worst nightmare for every parent or care give her giver of a young ant florida died after being left in a hot van for hours, prompting a new warning from officials. here is nbc's joe fryer with more. >> reporter: in jacksonville, florida today, police say an infant, just a few months old, was left in the back of a van when officers died, the child wasn't breathing and later died >> preliminary investigations suggest the kid was there from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., so almost five hours. >> reporter: by this afternoon, the mp jacksonville was 91 degrees. detectives are now working with prosecutors to determine if any charges wi

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airlines fear it could be another three months before the boeing 737 max takes to the skies again, afterson. the international air transport association, which represents airlines around the world, expects to hold a meeting with boeing and regulators before the latest model of the popular short haul aircraft is allowed to fly again. the train booking website, trainline, is planning to list shares on the london stock exchange and raise £75 million. it would value trainline at £1.5 billion. only 39% of train tickets are sold online in the five countries in which trainline opearates so its boss thinks there‘s much more scope for growth. staying with trains, the mayors of greater manchester and liverpool are calling for arriva, which operates northern rail services, to be stripped of the franchise. andy burnham and steve rotheram say too many trains are late or cancelled and that northern "consistently failed" to deliver its legally binding requirements. it‘s the china—us trade dispute to blame. editorial in chinese newspaper people‘s daily warning that it not a good day for oil either. that

in indonesia and ethiopia and losing orders on its once popular air frame exactly when the 737 max will take off again is anyone's guess. stranded on the wet tarmac. nobody knows exactly when the boeing 737 max will be allowed to carry passengers again thursday's gathering of air traffic regulators in texas reached no official conclusions for the u.s. federal aviation administration and others the only thing that really matters is that the model is safe. although boeing is working on a software update this will have to be certified by the regulatory authorities. the european pilots association has already warned against too swift a return to the skies. in 2 crashes an ethiopian indonesia 346 people lost their lives in the last year a software bug in the 737 max appears to be the most likely cause and since march the global flight ban has been in effect china is calling every letter for compensation for the long grounding speaking on state television is so c.h. and chinese airlines laid out their grievances. over groundings and delayed deliveries of the planes are causing serious damage to a

there to speak to max please take it away. that's right so me i have. here with me a member of the a.f.c. and as he said before if he's so far had one seat in the european parliament and now they're poised to get 10 to 11 seats of a 10 to leaven seats so i think it's about time that our worldwide viewers know what what your party is about so it's going to ask you a couple quick questions and you tell me what the position is for example is because migration is a big topic for if the are you for legal ways of migration. of course the awful legal maze of migration it's not a question about only off or against it's a question of how we manage it so how many people come from direct do they come and what skills to bring with them so an american model. green card at say an american model assault from one such do you are you for the freedom of the press as we have it now in the european union of course we are that's why critical to wants just big block of public lore which is very unique in germany so you want to have more competition and more diversity of diff

how long did the certification of the max take? >> sir, the certification of the max began with the application in january 2012, and it ended a was certificated in march of 2017. the whole process took just around five years. the average for an amended certificate somewhere between three and five. i certainly wouldn't characterize it as rushed. we adhere to the principle that a certification is done when all of the standards and the regulations are complied with. not a day before or day after. and that's the criteria we use for the max. >> thank you. i want to follow up. do you know the typical time that a european union aviation certification takes? >> sir, i personally don't, but do they have an average? >> i don't know what their average is, but on average projects we've been involved on with some of theirs have been three years. >> thank you. mr. chairman, i yield back my remaining time. >> all right. the chair recognizes the vice chair of the subcommittee, representative davis from kansas for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. cha

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that it might take a lot longer than that i've even heard some say they think it'll take until the end of the year max hoffman in brussels thank you. don't least 11 people have died trying to climb the walls highest peak mount everest the season most believed to have suffered from altitude sickness caused by low levels of oxygen in the and the number of deaths being blamed on overcrowding. they came for an adventure in the remotest place on asd. queues carnage and tragedy. the man who filmed this long breathless crawl to the top of everest turned back fearing for his life it has become a death race there because there was massive traffic jam and people are pushing themselves or not even care people of doing it they do it to try to summit and they instead of summiting they kill themselves and it's turned into a bad thing and i think people should really look into it. the reason for the sneaking lines of mine into near is that the top of the world a record number of parent and a narrow window of good weather the delays made the already extreme conditions worse according to this climber who has the scars

j atr and establish safety oversight as mandated and finally what steps the fa will take between now and the 730 max is can -- permitted to fly again. it has a credibility problem and has a fixed credibility problem. they will work with the faa to rebuild confidence because our job is oversight in the committee will take this seriously. with the ntsb collaboration on that preliminary course and et's three oh two accidents. congress must find answers to ensure the safety and they must take steps to maintain the aerospace systems in the world today's hearing comes in the investigative process to be a series of hearings on the max and then to fully understand all issues surrounding the 730 max and they will not hesitate to ensure the safety of the aviation system. and the ntsb and then look forward to address those issues and i call the ranking member and now for an opening statement. >> into the full committee and for the opening statement. semi thank you chairman larson. i want to extend my condolences and then to understand to get the 730 max safely back in the air. safety is a highest priority and

hours or so let's go to brussels that would join bureau chief maxell hoffman going to take a closer look at those figures max. we are going to take a closer look at those figures with a man that we like to talk to here in brussels because he just knows everything he's the only someone who lead is from the european policy center and he's the director of studies there so tell me honest what has you what has struck you the most so far about the results that we are getting over so well i think that a lot of the things we're seeing happening and the consequences of the results were rather on the in the cards already however you always have some surprises in individual member states where you thought at some parties might do better than they did but overall i think many of the results which were seeing confirm we were thinking beyond before the elections i think something which is a positive surprise seems to be the turnout the fact that you don't only have a verse of the trend of the past decades but it seems that you have a rather big reversal of the trend i think that's something which most people were not thin

take game one, 4-2. >>> nationals hosting the marlins. takg time to reflect and remember on memorial day. to the game. max100th strikeout of the season earlier, in the fifth getting it done at the plate. scherzer takes it opposite field to right. geraldo regard doe para hustling around. slides in ahead of the tag. an rbisingle for scherzer. nats up 2-1. but in the eighth, we're tied at 2. man on for martin prado. to trai turner. turner's throw gets past mad adams. safe on the error. turner's throw a little high off of the glove of adams. not a good error for the nats. two batters later, bases loaded. skies it to right. adam eaton makes the play. stling castro tags. he is heading home the throw off th plate. the marlins score the go-ahead run. 3-2 the fin the nats fall to 2-10 in games pitched by max thisyear. >>> men'sacrosse championship. virginia taking on yale. skip ahead to second quarter. uva up 4-2. the contender fires and scores. the philly native playing in his hometown. two goals in the game. and this one a beauty. wahoos take a 5-2 lead. in the third, virginia up 8-4. looking to put this one awa

hamilton managed to shrug off a late charge from red bull's max verstappen to take his 3rd title in monacounited are currently in action to see who will be playing football in the scottish premiership next season. it's been so tight in both legs as dundee united hope to end a three—year exile from the top flight while st mirren try to stay there. united took the lead through nicky clark's early penalty. but st mirren‘s danny mullen equalised 3 minutes later. it's also level at wembley in the league one play—off final. sunderland were ahead after an early goal keeping howler from dillon phillips, allowing naby sarr‘s backpass to roll under his foot and into the net. but ben purrington equalized for charlton before the break. 1—1 the score 15 minutes into the second half. roger federer made a winning return to the french open with a dominant first—round victory over lorenzo sonego. federer beat the italian in three straight sets in his first match at roland garros in four years. the 20—time grand slam winner will face germany's oscar otte in the second round, who's ranked 1a5th in the world.

taylor: heart of that major move, max, with all your reporting, a concern of is this national security issue. what is your take for just -- or just pure politics? it could be all three. small u.s.zte, the telecom company that the u.s. went after in similar fashion last year, both present a long-term economic risk to the united states, because they compete with big american tech companies that employ lots and lots of people, and there is a theoretical security risk, which is that somehow the chinese government could spy on communications. we should say, number one that these companies deny this, and number two, similar allegations have been made about big american companies. remember the snowden revelations. so you have this kind of legitimate fear, combined with legitimate competitive issues, and on top of that is incredibly volatile political situation. that's kind of where we are. the thing is,m it is potentially very bad for huawei, but also very bad for many of the big american tech companies that depend on access to chinese markets. if this hostility situation continues, it will be super bad for apple, an

taking over today from the previous one. so yeah, the next few quarters will be very important for the bank. >> boeing is holding its annual meeting today with the recent 737 maxents taking center stage at the conference. >> we are making progress on the path to certification having completed the engineering test flight of the software and the final technical flight test prior to the certification. >> the ceo there, of course, doing the best job that he knows how to reiterate safety and talking about the software update, while not saying anything about how the original software was flawed by any means, so sort of tiptoeing that line. i think overall, the concern is we're not getting any new information. it is interesting -- there was a question from one of the shareholders, why haven't you stepped down, given you betrayed the trust of the public and the shareholders? he said our focus is on safety at this point, and really sort of dodging hardball questions. >> the day after the boeing agm, airbus came out and smashed estimates in quarter one. their narrow body of numbers compete with the 737 is back on track and they delivered 126 of them. can airbus take adv

max? >> we know it will take some time to earn and reearn that public confidence. step will be to get the max back up and flying safely. >> flight 610 that crashed about 12 minutes after takeoff killed 189 people on board. what's your understanding of what brought that flight down? >> we know that there was inaccurate censor data that came into the airplane that there appears to have been a maintenance issue with that censor. we know that the mcas software was activated multiple times during that flight. >> it was more than multiple times. it was two dozen times. according to the data released in the preliminary crash report the pilots were essentially in a tug of war with the plane and that plane essentially did a death dive into the ocean at 450 miles per hour. can you imagine how terrifying that was for the people on board? >> we examine every dimension of the accidents, not to try to attribute fault or point fingers, but it's to understand end to end what happened so that in some cases we can make changes to the airplane design to make it safer. >> both of thes

still waiting to see boeing's fix for the automated systems blamed in the max a crashes aviation administration says it'll take as long as it takes to get it right international regulators a meeting of the united states american carriers look ready to get the jack jet back in the skies changeling flights for august. the boeing 737 max will remain on the tarmac until the regulator is convinced the aircraft is safe the 737 max was grounded following the ethiopian airlines crash in march just months after a similar liner disaster in indonesia in all 346 people were killed. the f.a.a. is meeting over 30 international air regulators including china the e.u. brazil and canada to discuss a software fix a new pilot training. both crashes were blamed on faulty technology boeing says it has upgraded the software to make it safe the f.a.a. is still waiting for boeing to formally submit the patch for approval. financial pressure on boeing is growing global airlines who bought the fuel efficient long range aircraft had to cancel flights and scramble to find replacements on routes flown by the 737 max air china and other ca

still waiting to see boeing's fix for the automated systems blamed in the max a crash is the aviation administration says it'll take as long as it takes to get it right international regulators a meeting of the united states american carriers loek ready to get the jack jet back in the skies changeling flights for august. the boeing 737 max will remain on the tarmac until the regulator is convinced the aircraft is safe. the 737 max was grounded following the ethiopian airlines crash in march just months after a similar liner disaster in indonesia in all 346 people were killed. the f.a.a. is meeting over 30 international air regulators including china the e.u. brazil and canada to discuss a software fix a new pilot training. both crashes were blamed on faulty technology boeing says it has upgraded the software to make it safe.

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money who has also been following this vote very closely for us and he joins us from there max what is your take on this how big of a shakeup has this actually been for the european union. well it's nothing that wasn't anticipated before what we have and that is really the crucial difference for the 1st time and we've seen that in other countries we have a situation where the 2 centrist parties so the biggest groups here the social democrats and the conservative party aren't able to form a majority so they will need another group coming in to form a majority in the european parliament that's something you see in many different countries so it's not necessarily per se a problem but it shows you a trend even if right now the right wing populist as they are called or the nationalists really don't have the numbers to inflict serious damage upon the european parliament or to obstruct business as usual if this trend continues we might as well come to that point and that's what you know that's what all the parties are worried about because although they knew they had this problem they are not able to s

mention money stayed the bus so that's where the clashes and this could take a while already could take a while max with all of this wrangling when can we expect a decision. at the earliest optimistically speaking maybe at the end of june this is when we have the next regular summit here in this very building of the e.u. council so all the leaders will come back together and that's important because the european parliament the new jerseyan parliament will convene for the 1st time at the beginning of july so it would be practical to have a solution then but many think it might not work out that quickly because you have forces now that a strong that word that strong earlier for example but to some of you needs leg up parties or right wing populist party in italy that might complicate things in the parliament but also on the on the leaders level so it's hard to say some pessimists say might even take take until november or the end of the year a so beyond november 2 to sort this out. are our correspondent not toughman there for us in brussels with the latest thank you max. germany's established parties

took so long to ground the 737 max the public perception wise and it will take so long for us to do that because f.a.a. was just too cozy with. the 737 max was reportedly rushed to market after airbus surprised boeing with a new fuel efficient plane in 2010 instead of developing a new aircraft boeing updated its 737 model with larger engines that needed to be placed further forward on the plane but that meant the aircraft could pitch upwards in some circumstances and lead to the engine stalling to compensate boeing developed a software fix em cas or the maneuvering characteristics or mentation system however not only did the system rely on just one sensor with a record of malfunctioning boeing didn't highlight the new system to the f.a.a. or to pilots part of being sales pitch was that despite the major design changes this was fundamentally the same plane as the 737 so the research a vacation process was speedy and costly additional pilot training would be minimal the f.a.a. took boeing at its word they make changes that you 1000 live that that. only handed over all that sort of occasion

been blamed for the 2 crashes that killed 346 people in march an ethiopian airlines 737 max crashed shortly after taking off from out us about the crash led to nearly $400.00 of those planes being grounded world wide last october a lion edge also went down in similar circumstances shortly after taking off from jakarta. alex metairie us is an aviation analyst and he joins us now live from london via skype alex give us a damage assessment given these new admissions from boeing how bad is this for the company. well to get into perspective this is the largest crisis that owing is facing and has over the last decade to have a brand new jet. is somewhat unprecedented but where we are now is a number of months following the most recent 737 max crash which equals occurred and. yet craft the worldwide remain grounded these jets are not allowed to fly and what we know is that in the last few days boeing said that they have completed a software update for the cockpit basically it's related to that system that you just mentioned and the store system that they believe was a large contributes at both crashes and boei

very careful standing of the administrative body who said they could not care how long it takes to get the 737 maxaders will be very attentive now, what is done, how the pilot training is done before the 737 max is getting back airborne. 0k, thank you very much. a pleasure. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. in the last couple of hours... the japanese electronics company panasonic has announced it is suspending business with the chinese telecoms giant huawei and its 68 affiliates, to comply with a us ban. panasonic said it had stopped shipments of certain components to the chinese firm. brazilian cosmetics group natura has announced that it is buying uk—based direct—selling cosmetics business avon. natura, which already owns the body shop and aesop, is brazil's top business in cosmetics, perfumes and toiletries. its all—stock offer of about $2 billion means natura shareholders will hold 76% of the combined company, which will have annual revenue of over $10 billion. the tech giant amazon has seen off a shareholder rebellion over its facial—recognition technology. inves

diplomacy i would say yeah and of russia has said that you know iran has been devoted to taking this action max to under pressure alluding to the united states to share this assessment well as we just saw from the statement today a year ago u.s. president trump announced the withdrawal and they have since and barked. mexico non-pressure complained with new sanctions against iran so iran could have left a year ago they in their own words they have been patient for a year they have applied the limitations of the deal until today so it's in that sense there is the move by the americans came first and this is to an extent an iranian reaction yes but then this ostia washington has been turning the screws on iran a bit i mean and the latest announcement that we've had from secretary of state my own bill thing that they had intelligence specific intelligence that an attack was imminent blaming it on how likely does that sound to you what do you make of this claim well obviously i don't have access to intelligence so it's easy for the u.s. secretary of state to say that an attack is imminent we know ab

time and it's bipartisan as well i mean the coverage of been is whale is just appalling it takes someone like max blumenthal from the gray zone to go down there with a camera crew and just absolutely humiliate the mainstream media and their reporting fictions ok venezuela has a lot of problems there's no denying it but that's not a justification to invade the country violate the country's sovereignty break international law but those just those issues that i just mentioned they're never mentioned in the mainstream no wonder people don't understand what's going on because the the the narrative is manufactured in a way that is so self-serving to power but why wouldn't the american people europeans say oh this quite oga sounds all right though he's completely an invention of washington and the media goes along with it that's why we have permanent war go ahead in romania. i think when you speak about manufacturing opinion and consent one of the things that we see though is while you have that constant narrative coming from across the breadth of media most people don't necessarily buy into it or agree

max planes is delayed posing further headaches for airlines. federal regulators are targeting next week for preliminary approval of a software fix for the plane's automated flight control system. but final approval is likely to taker. that means the max may not fly again until mid to late august. the planes were involved in two deadly crashes. >>> usa today reports carbon dioxide levels in the earth's atmosphere reached the highest level in human history. data from a hawaiian observatory shows co-2 levels surpassed 450 parts per million last friday. that is higher than any of the levels in more than 800,000 years. they say co-2 from fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and gas is most responsible for global warming. carbon dioxide levels were higher millions of years ago but the planet's temperatures were also much hotter. >>> and the "denver post" report's colorado governor signed a bill requiring the state to set aside $100 for each newborn's college savings. the money will be put into investment funds for all kids born or adopted between 2020 and 2040. before a child turns 5, parents must open a college savings account. when they do, the $100 money will be transferred into the parent's account. the plan is funded t