some of them are still on the ground here in ethiopia. but as you say, boeing now according to this preliminary report noticing that there are these similarities, also the minister of transport here in charge of the investigation has said that there were similarities in both the lion air crash and the ethiopian air crash. but two days ago on wednesday we were invited by the ethiopian airlines to see inside the simulator of the 737 max 8. and we were told as we were in there that this quick reference handbook has no mention of the mcas system which means if something were to happen, if a failure like this were to happen, and pilots would have gone through the quick rchbs handbook which is sort of like a bible pilots and crew, there would have been nothing in there referencing what was going wrong. so you can imagine the panic on board during an event like this. as i said, still a lot of questions being asked here, nothing today coming from the ethiopian government. >> 364 people killed in the two crashes. thank you. >>> some democrats refu

ethiopia's abbey ahmed has brought peace and economic reform one year into his premiership we take stock and look at both his in chief months and the challenges ahead. also on the show a fuel shortage in one of africa's leading oil producing countries i'm gona is causing major problems with those. drive for a living we ask what has all the gasoline gone. hello welcome to the business africa i want to get him by len good to have you with us if you opiah has seen a wave of economic reform since prime minister ahmed came to office nearly a year ago in this time he's free to political prisoners and tackle corruption today the ethiopian economy is growing firmly and while there are still large challenges ahead a lot has been achieved in one year including peace with neighboring every trade. it was almost like old friends meeting eritrea's president . visiting the aftermath in ethiopia in the summer of twenty eighteen boston neighbors had just reestablished relations after twenty years of war because thousands of lives a major cause for celebration the peace agreement signed between the two a

the prime minister of ethiopia weighing in.any people found out about this first from his twitter page, saying that he sends his deepest condolences to families of those who lost their loved ones. the airline, though, is saying they have no information yet on possible survivors or deaths because of this crash. ethiopia airline is one of the biggest airlines in africa. has an excellent safety record and is well-known as incentive for boeing airlines. that airport, the bole international airport is extremely busy for passengers all over the world transiting through addis ababa in the mountainous region of the city. at this stage, those are the details we have and rescuers will be already on the scene, natalie. >> very interesting information you just brought up, that this was a new aircraft like the one that crashed, that lion aircraft, and that they were both in the air such a short amount of time. i'm trying to remember, david, didn't the crew in the lion crash, didn't they signal some duress from the cockpit? >> reporter: well

visiting met in ethiopia in the summer of twenty eighteen the hostile neighbors had just reestablished relations after twenty years of war because thousands of lives a major cause for celebration a peace agreement signed between the two a few weeks later was just one item on the to do list that are made her presented at his inauguration in april that year. to sting the economy is another prime target even though large clothing manufacturer has begun producing in ethiopia a few years ago the sector remains minute compared to say i agree culture which still dominates of thirty seven percent of g.d.p. the service sector and construction are also mainstays clothing manufacturer still doesn't register yet even against the sparse industry in mining sectors five percent. wants to open state owned enterprises thrive and investors and the economy is expected to grow by more than eight percent this year but millions of young people can't find work in ethiopia and dissatisfaction is growing resentment is also building up among the more than eighty ethnic groups in the country. of oneness bringing

yesterday's crash killed 157 people in ethiopia. eight of them americans. ntsb and inspectors from boeing have the two black boxes to try and figure out what caused the plane to go down just six minutes after takeof

ethiopia is home to africa's second largest refugee population. the humanitarian corridor established by the catholic community center g.t.o. and current us italy is designed to help refugees languishing in camps here often in very poor conditions. a safe and legal pathway to europe the program grants visas to people in acute need of help and flies them to italy where they are assigned mentors by a city if you were in a few you know p.r. it was a country that's taken in a million refugees. it's opened its doors and done what it can to take care of the refugees in camps and secure them a future where they got free justice thing that should be a lesson to european countries which do none of that even though they have far greater wealth and resources than a country like ethiopia that the results are replaceable but if you open your commission to the wisdom of far. by chance we meet a group of eritreans they fled their homes and managed to cross the border to ethiopia they've been travelling for nine days i can't say i'm going to. write them all to th

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the level port and lamb who southern sudan ethiopia transport corridor or lab set is worth an estimated twenty four point five billion dollars. it includes the construction of a deep water port highways oil pipelines railways airports and even three luxury resorts. port will be the main hub connecting kenya ethiopia and south sudan to the indian ocean and to the world. to be one of the people that contributed. and. to me something that's a big deal because. it is something that is. in that country. work started in two thousand and thirteen when it's finished it's hoped the port will become a major source of revenue. but not everyone is happy with the project activists say it will damage the environment and the government is not properly compensating people for their land leaving indigenous communities to pay the price for kenya's progress that lies that we have. if the government wants to solve them. twenty seconds. only twenty seconds. for years lamas people relied on fishing and tourism to earn a living the port means a major shift and instead of speaking to them community leaders say

authorities in ethiopia say there are no survivors after a passenger plane

border to ethiopia. they've been traveling for nine days when the plane was on the way to bring them all to the laurels and you got. some of the. obviously lots of people are paying to cross the border. not all of them do because some of them know the region quite well. they pay the pastor someone who allows them to cross. it's dangerous of course they have to take care not to be picked up by the eritrean army. but as of today if i have i didn't mean to. take leaves in his family live in one of the many camps along the border they've heard about the humanitarian corridor and hope to be chosen for the program. he doesn't know what the criteria are he his wife and their two children oh nothing . from there that will completely constrained him what we can do we get a bit of money that's all we have sometimes i find work but it's hard labor i'd like to get away life here is meaningless italy would certainly be better but there's no hope for us here. is on his way to an interview. he knows he'll be one of man

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in ethiopia on sunday, in indonesia last october. the european union joining the uk, australia, singapore, indonesia, china, and a long list of other countries and airlines banning 737 max 8 flights. but in the u.s., the faa says it's not grounding the plane, though it insists it will act if the evidence suggests a problem. >> the department and the faa will not hesitate to take immediate and appropriate action. >> reporter: in the u.s., united flies the longer max 9. southwest and american fly the max 8. all say they do not have safety concerns. >> i'm 100% comfortable of this and every other 737 max we have in the fleet. >> reporter: but the american airlines flight attendant union now wants the max 8 grounded. >> they're very concerned about their safety, but also the safety of our customers, who we care for every day. >> reporter: the faa feeling the heat as members of congress and a former transportation secretary also call for the faa to ground the max 8. >> i'm sure the agency is feeling the pressure, and the way to relieve th

a passenger plane has crashed in ethiopia,ish citizens. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, has warned mps that if they get crucial votes wrong this week they risk losing brexit. hen harriers, the rare bird of prey, are being deliberately ta rgetted and killed, according to the rspb. a man's been arrested after attacking aston villa's jack grealish on the pitch during their derby at brimingham city — his actions have been condemned condemned by both clubs. grealish stayed on to score the winning goal. liverpool are back to within a point of manchester city as they beat struggling burnley li—2 at anfield. roberto firminho and sadio mane scoring two goals each. and rory best scores for ireland against france to give them an early lead in their penultimate six nations match in dublin — jonny sexton added the conversion. we will have more on all those stories in the next r. two more british women who travelled to syria to join the islamic state group are reported to have been stripped of their uk citizenship. reema and zara iqbal,

our journey takes us to ethiopia many refugees from syria eritrea somalia and south sudan across the border near the town of she writes. if you know p.r. is home to africa's second largest refugee population. the humanitarian corridor established by the catholic community center and current us italy is designed to help refugees languishing in camps here often in very poor conditions. a safe and legal pathway to europe the program grants visas to people in acute need of help and flies them to italy where they are assigned mentors bodies and if you were in ethiopia it was a country that's taken in a million refugees. it's opened its doors and done what it can to take care of the refugees in camps and to give them a future where they got free justice thing that should be a lesson to european countries which do none of that even though they have far greater wealth and resources than a country like ethiopia to be resolved to replace a woman if you will be a condition to deal with some of our. by chance we meet a group of eritreans they fled their homes and managed to cross the border to e

>> well, ethiopia has a tremendous reputation.y're considered to be probably -- they and south african airways are probably the two best airlines on the continent of africa. yeah, they've had a few accidents over the decades, but they have a very good reputation. the this is as, you know, a brand new aircraft, an experienced crew. the weather was good, and the maintenance on ethiopian aircraft is supposed to be very good. it's reportedly very good. i've never investigated a previous ethiopian crash. but everything i've read about the airline, both the training and the maintenance looks like it's exceptional. >> all right, and also want to talk about the overall circumstances around this crash. we understand the pilot, he was experienced. the weather was good. does this come down to the plane itself? >> well, it tends to point in that direction. of course, there are so many things we haven't eliminated yet, and that's why you do these investigations. everything from sabotage to bird streaks to some sort of misloading of the cargo.

now that statement made by ethiopia's prime minister tell us more. yes we started by saying this. is the prime minister's office that ethiopia prime minister's office offering condolences to relatives. on board that flight and then the airline itself has issued a statement saying that and rescue operations going on they have been given a number of things. back and they have given. how this might. occur. am local time from about a couple all the field and the last contact occur on a. six minute. aircraft drop from the radar. the southeastern town of the shock two hundred forty nine passengers as you mentioned and the crew on board the airline saying that are pressing the information center is being set top and. a distress line as well. trying to find out what has happened. to get in touch with that mine to find out what's going on and to be good about what. catherine many thanks to kevin sawyer reporting live from nairobi just to to recap. if you know penalize flight number three zero two with one hundred fifty seven people on board eight crew one hundred forty nine passengers has

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a crash in ethiopia after a brand-new boeing max 8 plane went down. this is the second time in six months. it led app order for boeing to ground these planes. janua janis, good morning. >>reporter: good morning. this is the second crash in six months of this new boeing 737 max 8 aircraft, one of its best-selling planes. but aviation officials in various parts of the world, including here, are ordering the 737 max to be grounded and inspected until further notice. now, the u.s. transportation safety board, as well as a team from boeing, is part of the investigation in ethiopia. their priority is to find the flight data recorders. and their focus is going to be on an automated system that was to -- designed to prevent the aircraft from stalling. this was a new feature of the 737 max. but it was one that was apparently posing some problems for pilots. china's aviation authorities are not waiting for any answers. they ordered that all planes in chinese fleets be grounded. that has now taken effect. it is not inis significant. 350 or so of the 737 max plan

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both black boxes are recovered in ethiopia china and indonesia around the boeing seven three seven planes after sunday's face all crashed just outside. a live from doha also coming up take a look at life inside iran director jee camp in bangladesh is at the center of multiple international investigations. a malaysian court releases one of the women accused of killing the half brother of north korean leader kim jong un. and back on track a friendship train almost is a recent tensions between india and pakistan is on the move again. media is reporting the recovery of black boxes from an ethiopian airlines plane that crashed on sunday boeing seven three seven max aircraft went down just outside . the town of two it went down just minutes after taking off from the capsule on its way to nairobi or one hundred forty nine passengers and eight crew were killed ethiopia china indonesia and singapore have grounded their entire fleets of the boeing seven three seven max croft we have grounded all. boring the seven three seven dash eight marks fleet which utopian and lines was operating and which was

communications are limited here in ethiopia.g to get any information is quite tough at the moment. >> absolutely. when you first hear about something like a plane crash, a major airliner, it's very hard to get that information because, as you say, the possibility there are survivors so that means there are rescues under way. any idea how many people were on this flight and how long would this flight have taken had it reached nairobi? >> i believe the flight time was just over an hour from here. so i'm not entirely sure at what point the problem developed or happened. it's about an hour 20 minutes drive from where the plane went down from the airport. what i can tell you is with a boeing 737. i'm not entirely sure how many passengers that can take or if the plane was indeed full. it's an early sunday morning here in ethiopia so i'm not sure. usually those sorts are flights -- usually between nairobi, the two biggest cities in this region, and we're not sure who would have been on board early sunday morning. >> robin, we're losing

in ethiopia they killed all on board. they will have time to cease using the 737 max inject. involvede best model in those fatal line air crash in malaysia. u.s. cabinet met -- cabinet members have called for a brexit deal to go through parliament for ministers have warned brexit would -- at danger brexit has stalled altogether. speaking to bloomberg, the head of the house of commons called adult one b -- called at the one bloc. >> we are focused on trying to win this. that is why the government is absolutely 100% determined to seek the changes of the parliament wanted to see. fed chairman has repeated that interest rates can remain on hold of evolving economic conditions for he said inflation is minted and policy is in an appropriate place. looking at the fed is at growth, job numbers and inflations as it considers its next move in keeping an eye on china, europe and risk events like a brexit permit -- brexit. >> would do not feel any hurry to change our interest rate policy. what happened in the past 90 or so days, we h

ethiopia's transportation minister says the crash shows a, quote, clear similarity. both doomed planes, the new boeing 737 max. >> if the ethiopians know there are parallels between these two crashes, speed is of the essence. >> reporter: satellite images show shortly after the takeoff, both the ethiopia and lion air flights experienced drops in similar intervals before crashing minutes into the flight. it was this data that triggered the faa to join the rest of the world in grounding the 737 max fleet. >> these airplanes are not going to fly again until everybody, including boeing and the faa are satisfied that whatever occurred can never happen again. >> reporter: boeing says it has been designing a new software update since last october's lion air crash to address a safety issue. daria albinger, abc news, new york. >>> turning now to weather here in this country, flood warnings are posted for iowa and nebraska into tuesday. >> vast areas of the region are already flooded as rivers overflow the banks. the missouri river in iowa is two feet above the record. hundred

emmanuel igunza, bbc news, bishoftu, ethiopia. bowes in los angeles has more on what the us aviation authorities have been saying. they say this jet is airworthy, but they require boeing to make some software enhancements over the next few weeks. boeing have confirmed that since that indonesia crash at the end of october of last year they have been working on those enhancements to the software systems of this particular type ofjet and they will be implemented over the next few weeks. so it seems that before this crash in ethiopia that work was in hands. and what the federal aviation administration, the aviation authority here in the states, is stressing is that it is very early days in terms of the investigation to see what happened over this past weekend. they say they need to see the data, they have not seen the data from the black box, they are sending investigators to work with people on the ground. boeing are doing the same. and that it is early days in that investigation. and clearly, at this stage, it is impossible to decid

flight crashed shortly after takeoff from adam savage on sunday all passengers and crew were killed ethiopia has grounded all seven three seven. china has ordered all of its airlines to do the same citing zero tolerance for safety risks indonesia to that's where a similar accident happened in october south africa and cayman islands of following suit now remember these planes are all brand new and has a heap of deliveries on the way so this could be a huge setback for boeing. and before we go to our correspondents to talk about this let's have a listen see what officials from ethiopian airlines had to say is the continent's largest carrier and has turned out as into the gateway to africa. and. as of yesterday we have grounded own. the seven three seven eight marks fleet. pretending which was involved in yesterday's accident. precaution safety measure. but this does not move that. incident was related to. these defects on this specific fleet but we have taken these as an extra safety precaution. so that. the remaining. continue. following this story and we've also got our reporter joy doreen b

involved in the jets development and investigators have found similarities between last week's crash in ethiopia and a disaster in indonesia five months ago both involve seven three seven max eight planes british prime minister treason may will have to make substantial changes to her deal for leaving the european union after the speaker of parliament ruled out a third vote on the proposal brought you up to date with headlines here and out to dinner i've got more news coming up right after the stream. in the course this week he's on a mission to save the internet will talk to the. inventor of the world wide web look at work trying. to get up with china's biggest company comes with a cost. and here in the stream today east africans poured out grief and anger on social media in the wake of the airlines flight three zero to crash with many criticizing foreign media coverage what did you think of the reporting tell us in the chat and i'll do my best to get your comments into the conversation. the. one hundred fifty seven people were killed on march tenth when flight three zero. represented thirty fiv

the jets development investigators have found similarities between last week's crash in ethiopia and another in indonesia five months ago both involved seven three seven max eight planes persians prime minister is said to hold crisis talks with her cabinet on tuesday after her break the plan suffered another setback the speaker of the lower house of parliament has ruled that tories in may can only hold a third vote on her deal to leave the e.u. if that's fundamentally different from the previous one may's deal has been rejected by m.p.'s twice police in the netherlands are investigating the motive of a shooting on a tram that killed three people when thomas is in custody after police launched a manhunt in the city of tricked dutch authorities say they're still investigating a possible terrorism related motion but other reasons haven't been ruled out including a family dispute. but those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us the stream is coming up next the chance for a reunion after decades of separation. one i want to use joins another student to reunite with the son she l

ethiopia's political transition is balanced on the edge of hope and fear. for political transformation and fear of slipping back into a depression. for the first time in thirteen years there are no journalists in the country's jails hundreds of websites have been um blocked and licenses have been granted to twenty three new media publications but there's still a long way to go. ethiopian media have years of control and censorship to break free from and outlets that are still working on forming professional bonds to strengthen their industry media houses need to come together discuss what should be how can we help the transition without compromise in order to go precipice if we do that we can help but expecting the media tools not take side not advice such an interest is just not realistic once you have a democratic framework if you have a democratic system if you are a democratic country but there were. no natural outcome what got up got to be personal a good horse but a short report for him but first but but but but after the separate protected i do hope w

waiting for aners,rdering all local carriers to ground close to 100 737 max 8 jets so has indonesia, ethiopia and then ca islands. while others believe all the jets should be pulled from service. >> the company ought to voluntarily itself ground t aircraft because of the similarities between the two accidents. >> reporter: boeing responding nt thatwritten state says in part the investigation is in its early stages, but at this point, based on the information available, we do not have any basis to issue n guidance to operators. carriers that fly the max 8 in north america say they're monitoring the investigation right now, the planes remain an active par of their fleet. jay gray, nbc news. >>> today we learned that several more crash victims do have ties to our tarea, t includes a georgetown unistrsity ent and the plane's pilot. darcy spencer continues our coverage from the georgetown campus the darcy. >> reporter: wendy, the first year of college can be a very difficult time for so many people. this student, who died in the crash, was instrumental in making it a smoot transition for so many t

ethiopia, indonesia and the cayman islands have also suspended use of those planes. we are hearing this morning that the black box has been recovered from the crash.>> people from 35 countries were among the passengers including eight americans. we have the latest on the crash so far. >> and ethiopian airlines flight crashes minutes after taking off. it was departing ethiopia for kenya. >> the pilot mentioned he was having difficulty and wanted to return. >> the pilot then lost, tact with the controller. crews continue to search through the wreckage for the remains of the deceased and experts are discussing the next steps in the investigation.>> that report will obviously rely heavily on the two black boxes and the voice recorder. they were issuing a statement confirming eight americans were killed. sunday's crash now has boeing looking at their other planes. there will not be a delay in munching the jetliner which is expected to be delivered to emirates airlines by 2020. >> this is the second time in six months and relatively new plane has been involved in a air dis

as more nations around the rld ban the aircraft in the wake of the deadly crash in ethiopia.hy are the planes still flying here in the united states? we're live with the latest. >>> dangerous weather. severe storms targeting tens of millns in midwest and esuthwest, blinding snow, heavy rains and tornall possible. 's forecast just ahead. >>> he's just not worth house speaker nancy pelosi explains why she's against impeaching president trump.

on the ground in ethiopia the charred remains of et flight 302. 737 max 8 headed for nairobi, kenya crashed six minutes after taking off from addis ababa. data transmitted by the plane showed very erratic vertical speed as the crew struggled to control the plane. very similar to the crash of lion air flight 610 off indonesia last october. that plane also a boeing max 8. now 22 airlines and a handful of countries including ethiopia, indonesia and china are grounding the max 8 until the investigation determines whether the crashes are related. sky news reporter is at the scene. >> reporter: the big question has the same thing happened or it is just a statistical anomaly that we have here, two of the same aircraft crashing in a short period of time. >> reporter: investigators in ethiopia have recovered the plane's black box. they will look for indications the pilot struggled the trim of the aircraft holding it level. a preliminary investigation into that crash in indonesia suggest those pilots struggled to pull the nose up as a malfunctioning compute

we also know from ethiopia that prime minister. committed a went to the scene and i've seen some pictures from the site of the crash and all you can see these fragments of this aircraft is so body parts being put in body bags as well so it's a very emotional time here in kenya and ethiopia and very emotional for all the relatives who are waiting for any information about their loved ones catherine leaving aside the issues of being a boeing plane in the questions about this actual plane what is the actual safety track record of the airline of ethiopian airlines. what the safety track record is good if european airline is a trusted airline on the continent a lot of people to use that airline the last major incident we know about is back in two thousand and ten that six years ago when a plane crashed and was a group from beirut to addis ababa ninety passengers on board all of them died but that said a lot of people trust the airline it's stable it has one of the largest service centers it also has one of the best and advanced training

the plane it went down shortly after takeoff killing all one hundred fifty seven people on board ethiopia has declared monday a day of mourning also coming up. algeria's president fabulous he's beautifully get is back home after receiving medical treatment in switzerland but a tense political situation awaits with thousands of algerians protesting his plans to run for the fifth term. to buttons around the world mark sixty years since a failed uprising against chinese rule forced their spiritual leader into exile. a monk spicer thanks for joining us ethiopia has declared monday a national day of mourning after a passenger jet leading at us a bit about crashed killing all one hundred fifty seven people on board the ethiopian airlines boeing seven thirty seven max jet lost contact with air traffic control just six minutes after takeoff passengers from thirty five countries were on the plane heading to nairobi with the largest group coming from kenya. why it was fine flying weather but still the boeing seven three seven crashed tiny pieces of debris left behind the pilot sent out a distress s

a passenger plane crashes in ethiopia, killing all 157 people on board, including seven british citizens. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, warns mps that if they get crucial votes wrong this week they risk losing brexit. cars are crushed by scaffolding and a supermarket roof is ripped off as strong winds batter southern england and wales. good evening. viewers on bbc one will be joining us in a moment, first our top story... the aircraft maker boeing is sending a team of investigators to ethiopia, after a 737 jet belonging to the country's airline crashed following take—off. there were no survivors. seven britons were among the 157 people on board the airliner, which came down six minutes after leaving addis ababa bound for nairobi. the plane had only come into service a few months ago. this morning it took off from the capital addis ababa, en route to nairobi in kenya. it came down six minutes after take off. it's not clear what caused the boeing 737 to crash. our correspondent, emmanuel igunza, is at the crash site near bishoftu in ethiopia, and sent us this update. the rescue recov

ethiopia's new prime minister ahmed is rushed into parliament on the coattails of national. one year on the bold agenda of africa's youngest leader has attracted praise from around the why well it's me our peers the prime minister made in the tell me since i. think i've got you there i haven't read i'm afraid i don't think i don't think i know them really really excited about going to that i managed to give them something to release political journalist behind the headlines however a much more complex tense transition is taking place we are dealing with a country. that is in its own twilight zone the transition is in many ways very fragile. this is a dalai lama the editor in chief of addus standard a prominent newspaper that led coverage of the series of protests that have taken place in the country it's a very delicate sense the. highly emotional kind of conversation awaiting this country. tamar says managing editor of the adice food chain newspaper a media mainstay that reported throughout the twenty eight thousand revolution and transition. to politics and the promise of

then she went back to ethiopia. but return to italy in twenty ten this time as a political refugee and came up with the idea of starting a goat cheese business. to me and to not use an apostrophe my ancestors were nomadic shepherds it's part of my family tradition. and i've worked on various projects that involved sustainable agriculture. products that most of those projects dealt with no magic shepherds. you know my idea it was during this time that i developed a very special relationship with the goats i'm really passionate about them you see as you get to know their character and the quality of their milk for young people. and that creates a strong bond. t.t.t. paned. good luck. when i came back to italy i was impressed right away with all the open green space. there was a lot of abandoned pasture land. that and that's when i got the idea to start raising local breeds of goat like the protect america from the valet democracy. there were hardly any of them left at the time to use to put it through directly but oh

g w news live from berlin investigators are searching for clues to what calls the plane crash in ethiopia that killed all one hundred fifty seven people on board the weather was clear the plane was new but something went wrong the search for answers is just beginning also coming up. catastrophic blackout reports of a spike in looting and people dying in hospitals without electricity have tempers flare as this country enters the fourth day of a power. in germany remembers the victims of the villain in the school shooting a rare act of violence that ten years on this for a new calls for tighter gun control. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us the aircraft maker boeing says it has quote no new guidance to offer after one of its seven thirty seven air planes crashed in ethiopia killing all one hundred fifty seven people on board china has grounded all aircraft of that model and at least two other airlines have followed suit now the cause of the crash remains unclear of the ethiopian airliner last. flight contact as it left at us ababa airport just six minutes after takeoff passe

so it's in the middle of ethiopia.little longer to get to it a decent facility to read the data. >> dana: right. >> so i think that's a little long though. >> dana: the flight attendant, the american airlines flight attendant association said this. s a sews kwraeug of professional flight attendants. while we cannot draw premature conclusions, it is critical to work with manufacturers, regulators and airlines to take steps to address our important safety concerns, the safety of crews and passengers are paramount. flight attendants will not be forced to fly if they don't feel safe. do you think here in america, where we have different training requirement, etc, people should feel more confident about flying on these airlines than other places? >> that's one of the concerns that i had. we haven't had the problems here in the united states. we fly quite a few of these airplanes. yet we've had them in developing nations. but what is the difference? one of the things that investigators look at, what's different about those o

to the government of people of ethiopia area -- ethiopia.ll of those affected by the disaster. >> ethiopian authorities are leading the search, aided by the u.s., kenya and others. the airline has announced it is grounding its 737 max fleet and otother countries are followowig suit. same boeing model crashed just five months ago in indonesia. as investigators look into the airplanes fight r recorders, peopople around ththe world are hoping for answers to why their loved ones didn't make it home. brent: for more this tragedy i'm joined by a journalist standing by in addis ababa. i want to ask you, we know that these black boxes have been recovered. do we know anymore about the cause of the crass -- crash? >> no. at the moment, all they know is it is some relief after the recovery of the black boxes, because now it's european airlines and othther cititizense sasaying that it will be easy to get a guideline to what -- where the investigations should follow, the cause they should be able to get the audio recording of the pilot, and the fleet pro

two brothers from northern california were among the people killed in a plane crash in ethiopia. mel and bennett riffel were from redding. mourners at their old elementary school have started placing flowers at the base of a bell tower in the brothers' memory. they were on an adventure before mel's daughter is born in may. the pastor of saint joseph church and school visited with the parents on monday. ( darya ) their parents say they appreciate the outpouring of love and support and they are asking for prayers. ( james ) senator dianne feinstein is asking the federal aviation administration to ground all boeing 7-37 max 8 and max 9 airplanes following that plane crash.( darya ) this comes after a growing number of arilines in other countries decided to ground the boeing jets. kron 4's will tran is joining us now live from sfo with more. ( james ) thanks will. ( darya ) happening today... police in san jose could reveal more details on a suspect in the murder of a medical t

the crash of the 737 in ethiopia comes less than six months after the same exact model plane crashed in indonesia. >> investigators are trying to determine what caused the most recent crash, there are questions about the safety of boeing's best-selling aircraft. dianne feinstein sent a letter to the agency asking them to ground the 737 max 8 . she wrote continuing to fly an airplane has been involved in two fatal crashes within just six months prisons and unnecessary potentially life- threatening risk. other countries including china, indonesia and in europe you have temporarily grounded their tran04s. until more is learned about this latest crash. in the united states, southwest airlines has 34 of the planes and cooperation. american airlines has 24 of that model aircraft.>>> the crash in ethiopia is similar to the crash of a 737 max 8 in indonesia. both crashed shortly after takeoff in reno show them pitching up and down before crashing. the lion air flight in october crashed in the ocean near jakarta killing all 189 people on board. the cause is still under investigation but aviat

ethiopia has declared monday a national day of mourning after a passenger jet leaving a baby crashed killing all hundred fifty seven people on board the ethiopian airlines boeing seven thirty seven's max jet lost contact with air traffic control just six minutes after takeoff passengers from thirty five countries were on the plane heading to nairobi with the largest group from kenya are isa. it was fine flying weather but still the boeing seven three seven crashed tiny pieces of debris left behind the pilot sent out a distress signal and then just six minutes off to take off the plane hit the ground in nairobi kenya people gathered to wait for flight three zero to survive but it never landed. at first there was confusion. and complaints about the lack of information. everyone was asking probing was what his company but normal seeing and you're just going up and down until one of the passengers small and sees me plainly if you just think just a crush. that is a baby ate the idea as the afternoon wore on a sickening realize i should say the infant passengers loved ones. those who depar

china ethiopia argentina mexico and now apparently the united kingdom but boeing insists the plane remains safe saying it has full confidence in the safety of the seven thirty seven max the biggest users of the aircraft american airlines and southwest continue to fly the plane as do several foreign carriers and at the moment based on our safety assessment there is no requirement to take any action aircraft that safe to fly speculation into the cause of the two separate crashes is centered on flight control software the u.s. federal aviation administration plans to require a software enhanced meant that boeing says will be deployed on the next fleet in the coming weeks boeing says the update to maneuvering flight control and pilot display software would make quote an already safe aircraft even safer passengers might be confused but investors have reacted decisively they have hammered boeing stock costing the company billions of dollars in market value boeing had hoped to use the. plane to overtake airbus in market share but now the company is just struggling to survive there is precedent fo