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the second e—mail on the pages from your self to andrew bolts. he was a lawyer at cartright king.ing the court decided anything regarding the trial dates? also, in light of the trial dates? also, in light of the post office instructing independent experts at the horizon system, would this have any bearing on the case? the reason i ask is that one of the witnesses would like to put some leave, and the date in question is the 13th of august. this is an e—mail in the context of the case of miss sefton and miss neald, but you are referring to another case, that of branwell, and raising theissue case, that of branwell, and raising the issue of independent experts having been appointed. there is that second site? it having been appointed. there is that second site?— second site? it probably would have been at the — second site? it probably would have been at the time. _ second site? it probably would have been at the time. the _ second site? it probably would have been at the time. the branwell- second site? it probably would have been at the time. the branwell one | been at the time. t

andrew am thank you. >> boeing's ceo says the company is acknowledging boeing. its mistake as the investigation into last week's alaska airlines blowout gate moves forward, the focus is on whether bolts meant to hold the door plug the part that flew off the plane after it left portland, oregon, were properly installed more than 170 boeing max nine jets with door plugs will remain grounded until faa mandated inspections are completed. the specific mistake boeing is acknowledging at this point is unclear. >> time now for a look at your morning weather. >> good morning. a wet and windy start to the day today from new york city up the coast. the rain and wind could be heavy, especially in new england with snow in the interior northeast, but it's really about the rain. that's going to be a big problem for us through today. the combination of snow melt and heavy rain inches of rain into this morning, roadways underwater, there have been water rescues. we have to be safe out there. meantime, as this storm winds down in the northeast, another one ramps up in the northwest with snow and rain. in seattle, i'm accuweather's meteorologist kevin cochran. >> coming up, what's really inside your bo

bolted. there is no way he is getting back in to royal inner circle. i think we have to ask. do these allegations and documents, give investigators even more reason to pressure andrew to under grow questioning, he said i'm happy to help he has yet to speak with authorities. >> after this interview, he believed with bbc not capable of giving any answer. >> he used -- >> he described dancing with you, and you sweating, and she went on to have a -- >> there is a s slight problem with the sweating, because, i, i have a peculiar medical condition, that i don't sweat, i didn't sweat at the time. and that was, when? yet at the time, i had suffered w what i describe as overdose of adrenaline when i was shot at, almost impossible for me to threat, only because that i didn't a number of things i am starting to coit again, i am afraid there is a medical condition to say i can't do it. >> don't chai change the channel, we'll be right back after the break. >> welcome to fox news live, i am marianne officerty in raffety in los angeles, ron desantis is suspending his campaign for president, making that announcement in a video posted on social media, he endorsed former president t

bolted, it is got a blame mote outside it no way he is getting back into royal inner circle. we have to ask, do thes allegations and documents, give investigators more reason to pressure andrewo under go questioning, he said i'm happy to help, he has yet to speak to investigators and authorities. judge jeanine: after that interview he did i can believe with the bbc, the guy is not giving any kind of answer. >> when when he used his inability sweat. >> she described dancing with you, you were sweating and she went on to have bath -- >> this is a slight problem with the sweating. because, i have a peculiar medical condition that i don't sweat. or i didn't sweat at this time. that was, i didn't sweat at the time, because, i had suffered what i would describe as an overdose of adrenaline when i was shot at in war, i can -- -- it was almost impossible for me sweat, only because i have done a number of things in recent past that i am starting to be able dodo that, i'm afraid, there is a medical condition that said i didn't do it, so therefore. judge jeanine: don't change the channel, we'll be right back after the break. >> hello welcome to facts news live. cancellations and delays

bolts on some grounded 737 max jets. the pressure is mounting on boeing ceo david calhoun who has called for a company-wide meeting to address the response. let's bring in andrewered them. this is in what's called the plug where they planned to have doors in certain planes where they use less seats inside they plug those exits. that's where they're finding loose bolts. lots of questions now about boeing, about the governance taking place at that campaign. david calhoun, who was brought in to try to right the ship, clearly with questions. a report out this morning about spirit aerosystems, an employee quoting there were excessive amounts of defects and he, quote, believed it was just a matter of time until a major defect escaped to a customer. a lot of questions are going to be asked about this and what's happening at boeing. a new ceo at jetblue is coming in, a first female ceo. joanna garrity is joining the ranks as a ceo. robin hayes is stepping down. he had tried to buy spirit airlines in a deal that was blocked by the government. interestingly enough, he has said one of the reasons he's stepping down is his doctors have told him to do so. >>> everybody in

andrew pearson. bev turner well united airlines get this. they found loose boltssues on multiple 737 max nine aircraft. >> the boeing model that's been grounded after a panel blew off on an alaska airlines operated plane mid—flight over weekend, is on your screen right now, so that was people that were on this aeroplane and basically the window blew out . can you think window blew out. can you think of anything more terrifying now? joining us now is our security edhon joining us now is our security editor, mark white. mark, just explain. if we completely understood this correctly, this is aeroplanes with bits that are just not tight enough. >> yeah. this is the stuff of nightmares. this real concern about this for anyone that flies andifs about this for anyone that flies and it's particular issues around the max nine, which is a variation of the 737 souped up max aircraft that's had its troubles in the past. the max eight fleet suffered two disastrous crashes back in 2019. unrelated to this, we should say, uh, engine related issues . say, uh, engine related issues