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boeing's values. there is nothing more important than that. >> stephanie joins us now. there are a lot of these planes flying, about 800. the issue is a south carolina plant. do they make them somewhere else, as well? >> they do.ey thlso make them at the largest plant out of seattle. it's important to point out there has never been a crash of e 787 dreamliner. it's a popular plane and flown around the world, including american airlines and tenited airlines. >> sanie gosk, thank you very much. >>> the video of the man suspected of murdering two teen girls recorded by one ms of the victi. he may be hiding in plain sight. >>> on this earth day, why it may cost you more to recycle and inspiring america, the emotional reunion two years and 2,000 miles in the making. oou're going to like this. stay with us. guys, what's the matter? the great outdoors is supposed to be fun. i heard there were fleas out here. and t-t-t-t-t-icks! and mosquitoooooooooooes! listen up, scady cats. we all have k9 advantix ii to protect us. it kills and repels fleas, ticks and mosquitoes. and mosquit

stephanie. >> and save all those people's lives. for more, i'm joined by chief financial correspondent felix hammond. felix, walk me through how bad this is for boeingse at the end of the day, are they going to be able to point to the faa and say, well, they were okay with it? >> no, because the faa basically reporting from the "seattle times" which came out around the time of the second crash. the reporting shows us that what we have here is regulatory, that boeing was in a mad rush to get this plane out because it was competing with airbus and their new 320 and boeing kept on pressuring the faa to certify the max very quickly and the faa rushed everything and they allowed boeing to do its own certifications and they basically said, you know what, we trust you. >> but felix, here's the issue. regulatory capture may be obscene, it may be foul, but it's also, in many cases, legal. so then what comes of this? >> well, as ever, the scandal is what is legal. right. the point is that when the faa overruled its own inspectors and said, you aren't allowed to do this diligently. you need to rush this through or push things back to boeing and allow them to s

serious and critical safety issue, that boeing has faced in decades and certainly one of the biggest public confidence problems they have faced in decades. stephanie, back to you. >> a billion dollar hit. we could end up seeing that pass onto the consumer. nbc's tom costello, thank you, we're going to check in again after that news conference. now to politics, a big announcement just moments ago from 2020 democratic candidate beto o'rourke. we're live to modesto, california, garrett haake, what is this big plan? >> reporter: this is beto o'rourke's first major policy rollout coming on the issue that he says is his north star on this campaign, climate change. his campaign has been dig dinged for not being specific about policy. they're rolling out a four pillar plan for addressing the climate crisis in this country, including executive actions, getting back into the paris climate accords on day one, increasing efficiency standards from buildings and cars to appliances, things o'rourke could do as president on his own, and legislation, expensive legislation, a $5 trillion plan, $1.5 trillion by rolling back corporate tax cuts, things to spur innovat

stephanie, thanks very much joe, of course, sticking around. >> well, yeah. it's my -- >> both joes >> okay. all right. yeah, craw >> when we come back, boeingt to report. we're going to tell you what to expect when the numbers hit the tape after the grounding of the 737 max. those numbers are expected in less than an hour's time, and right now boeing is relatively flat 373. this comes amid a run-up in defense stocks this week will boeing keep the momentum? stay tuned you are watching "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm working to keep the fire going for another 150 years. ♪ to inspire confidence through style. ♪ i'm working to make connections of a different kind. ♪ i'm working for beauty that begins with nature. ♪ to treat every car like i treat mine. ♪ at adp we're designing a better way to work, so you can achieve what you're working for. ♪ >>> dow component boeing is set to report in less than an hour phil lebeau joins us now with a look at what to expect hey, phil. >> hey, joe. this is an important earnings report not only because it gives us an update in terms of where boeing is financially a month into the grounding of the 737 max, but it