federal aviation administration began to fear an actual commercial jetliner could be next the f.a.a. says the nearest civil aircraft was around 80 kilometers away when the strike happened in the busy section of sky the clearly things that's too close for comfort and is banned u.s. registered planes from flying over. any administered waters in the persian gulf and gulf of oman warning they could be mistakenly attacked that warning has been heeded by other carriers around the world malaysia airlines is rerouting flights that would normally pass through the area including its service between london and kuala lumpur. other airlines feeling sufficiently alarmed to follow suit includes germany's australia's quantas of the netherlands and british airways they all say they'll divert around the area affecting some long haul flights between western europe and parts of asia and australia at the same time united airlines has canceled all flights between new york among by until further notice the us media reports the president trump ordered military strikes against iran on thursday before changin

military drone was shot down america's federal aviation administration has banned all u.s. registered passenger jets from passing through iranian controlled parts of the gulf of oman and the strait of hormuz other carriers are also taking action. a global hawk drone like this one has a wing span greater than a boeing 737 after one was downed over the strait of hormuz the u.s. federal aviation administration began to fear an actual commercial jetliner could be next the f.a.a. says the nearest civil aircraft was around 80 kilometers away when the strike happened in the busy section of sky it clearly thinks that's too close for comfort and is banned u.s. registered planes from flying over rainy administered waters in the persian gulf and go for them on warning they could be mistakenly attacked that warning has been heeded by other carriers around the world malaysia airlines is rerouting flights that would normally pass through the area including its service between london and kuala lumpur. other airlines feeling sufficiently alarmed to follow suit includes germany's australia'

don't forget the federal aviation administration, the federal aviation administration, the us regulatorhe us regulator, has been coming under an enormous amount of pressure over what it did and did not deal in the process of certifying the 737 max in the first place. it has been accused of being too close to boeing, allowing them to mark their own homework. in these circumstances, they have to do the right thing and it also has to be seen right thing and it also has to be seen to do the right thing. if there is the slightest question over the validity of the aircraft, the slightest potential problem, it has to react. i am sure boeing has been factoring latin. the latest on boeing. ——i factoring latin. the latest on boeing. —— i am sure boeing has been factoring that in. reports we have been hearing about the trade talks between president xi and president trump, different news sources saying there is some deal in play, waiting for confirmation. president trump was on fox business tv last night in an interview when he said he was ready with a plan b and ready to slap tariffs on chinese go

federal aviation administration began to fear an actual commercial jetliner could be next.

federal aviation administration ordered all u.s. operators to avoid iranian airspace from washington alan fischer now reports. this was the reason the u.s. was prepared to launch an attack the doning of an unmanned military drawn by iran. these pictures are said to be the missile launch which are really in television says was filmed by the islamic republic's revolutionary guards the u.s. said the drone was over international waters a claim disputed by to iran donald trump says while 3 sites had been identified for strikes he cancelled the operation they came in they censor were ready to go we'd like a decision i said i want to know something before you go how many people will be killed. in this case or a means i said how many people are going to be killed. so i'd like to get back to you on that great people these generals they said they came back said sir approximately 150 and i thought about it for a 2nd i said you know what they shut down and on and. drone plane whatever you want to call it and here we are sitting with $150.00 dea

federal aviation administration ordered all u.s. operators to avoid iranian airspace from washington alan fischer reports this was the reason the u.s. was prepared to launch an attack the doning of an unmanned military drawn by iran. these pictures are said to be the missile launch which are really in television says was filmed by the islamic republic's revolutionary guards the u.s. said the drone was over international waters a claim disputed by to run. donald trump says while 3 sites had been identified for the strikes he cancelled the operation they came in they censor were ready to go we'd like a decision i said i want to know something before you go how many people will be killed. in this case or a means i said how many people are going to be killed. sir i'd like to get back to you on that great people these generals they said they came back said sir approximately 150 and i thought about it for a 2nd i said you know what they shot down an on demand. drone plane whatever you want to call it and here we are sitting with $150.00 d

problem the federal aviation administration says that the cracks in the wing slats on result of quote improper manufacturing process but then again alternately it puts boeing again into a questionable position if so how serious that is this latest problem i mean the passengers not going to be worried about whether who the supplier is the passenger was no is their braids right i mean the f.a.a. says that a complete failure of a leading edge would not result in the loss of the aircraft ultimately the plane going down bought because of this one particular issue nevertheless the risk remains that a failed part of his he could lead to damage of the aircraft in flight. it is an issue that from from a carrier's perspective you do want to take care of but then it is an issue that i think can be a result of the question remains when will boeing's grounded 737 max fleet be able to take off again your guess is as good as mine brant or for that matter as good as the boeing c.e.o.'s gets dull and then says he's certain that the 737 max will fly again this year he just doesn't know when i mean ther

$148.00 parts could be faulty including wing components which enable the plane to fly the federal aviation administration is giving the company 10 days to replace the suspicious parts well boeing says the risk of a crash hasn't risen the latest revelation has dealt a further blow to its reputation. one boeing 737 max has a list price of $100000000.00 boeing has $4636.00 outstanding orders for the aircraft so the company could stand to lose over 4600000000 dollars in orders the 1st airlines have already bailed on boeing on monday azerbaijan airlines postponed their order worth $1000000000.00 with an increasing number of customers losing confidence in boeing the giant is likely to face even more turbulent times as quarter back to you in new york another bad news day for boeing how have investors been taking it. well it was a slight loss for the stock of boeing about boeing now since early march when boeing reached its recent high the stock has lost about 22 percent in value in just this latest revelation just increases the cost pressure on a boeing and also the question remain so when the 737 max age plane

federal aviation administration have reportedly discovered more technical glitches with the 737 max they have been examining software fixes for the malfunctioning anti stalled system the crashes have been blamed on boeing has been asked to correct the problem before things can proceed any further the u.s. regulator said there was no set timeline for the plan to return to service and that it will only lift the aircraft's prohibition order when they deem it safe to do so . boeing says it has lost $1000000000.00 in revenue as a result of the groundings during the 1st 3 months of this year but after tragedies that saw $346.00 people lose their lives safety is the only consideration of any real value at the moment. and not to some of the other global business stories making the news because carmaker ford says it's cutting a total of 12000 jobs in europe by the end of 2020 as it tries to return to profitability on the continent fordable close plans in russia france and the u.k. and reduce shifts at factories in spain and germany greece has approved the 1st oil and gas exploration around the is

the us federal aviation administration has issued an emergency order prohibiting u.s. operators from flying in parts of iranian airspace the regulator put the ban in place and response to heightened tensions after iran shot down a high altitude american surveillance drone that prevents u.s. civil aircraft from fly over the strait of hormuz and gulf of oman united airlines said that following a safety review it had suspended flights between new jersey's newark airport and the indian financial capital of by the root causes directly over the gulf of oman. our markets correspondent joins us now now daniel it's not just u.s. operators that have been avoiding parts of iranian airspace since that announcement was made we've heard from some others. yeah exactly we're getting reactions also from other carriers as well malaysian airlines the australian airline quanta as a single poor airlines and also carol am of the neverland saying they were rerouting flights to avoid the area all of this was happening as you mentioned when that united flight was even suspended so it really se

military drone was shot down america's federal aviation administration has banned all u.s. registered passenger jets from passing through iranian controlled parts of the gulf of oman and the strait of hormuz other areas are also taking action. a global hawk drone like this one has a wingspan greater than a.

the us federal aviation administration says that more than 300 737 max and ng jets may contain improperlyd parts that need replacing. all 737 max jets were grounded after two of the aircraft suffered fatal crashes in the space of five months. the first british airways flight to pakistan in more that a decade has taken off from heathrow. ba halted flights in 2008 after more than 50 people were killed ina bombing at a hotel in islamabad. it's the only western airline flying to pakistan. have you ever been tempted to ditch the dayjob and turn your passion into a business? converting that great idea into a great money maker can be quite a journey, especially if you're young and inexperienced. we caught up with one londoner who started his business while still at school. i started the brand when i was 15 yea rs old i started the brand when i was 15 years old in secondary school. with literally no funding whatsoever. i had no idea of the fashion industry, no knowledge of it. i started off by literallyjust trying a few designs on paper and at the time i didn't have any money, so i had to literal

the us federal aviation administration has found a new risk that boeing must address on its 737 max.imilar test last week and it means that boeing will not conduct a certification test flight until eightjuly at the earliest. approval of the 737 max had been expected as early as the end of this month. meanwhile, united airlines has said it will remove the boeing 737 max from its flying schedule until september three. that isa schedule until september three. that is a month longer than planned, and will lead to almost 2000 flight cancellations in the month of august. and before we go, here is a quick recap of our lead story at this hour. the us treasury secretary has said washington and beijing are close to a trade arrangement, with 90% of the work to secure agreement already complete. steven mnuchin also said he is optimistic progress can be made during talks between donald trump and xijinping at can be made during talks between donald trump and xi jinping at this week's 620 summit injapan, and that dispute is basically the core of investor sentiment in the asia—pacific region right n

the federal aviation administration has banned u.s. flightsoff parts of the persian gulf and the gulf of oman and the united arab emirates is ordering the country's airlines to avoid braoperating in danger areas all together. anna stewart has more on that. >> reporter: an increasing number say they are diverting flights away from the air space. united airlines suspended its service to mumbai on thursday. the area in question is a narrow strip of air space hugging the iranian coastline over the persian gulf and gulf of oman. and looking at flight data friday, very few airlines could be seen flying over it. only iranian really and guitarry operators. and this adds to the complex nature of aviation. already airlines fly over countries in conflict and country disputes factor in. qatari operator cannot fly over the air space so that leads to costly diversions. and that is the problem for airlines here. diversions can be very expensive, more time in the air means more fuel and other operational costs. of course these airlines just don't know

federal aviation administration ordered all u.s. operators to iranian air space.shington, alan fisher tht paths in has report. >> this was the reason the u.s. was prepared to launch an anack, the downing of unmanned military drone by iran. these pictures are said to be missile launch which iranian television says was filmed by the islamic republic's revolutionary guards. the u.s. said the drone was over international waters, a claim by teheran. donald trump says while three identified for airstrikes, he canceled the operation. >> they came and they said sir we're ready to go, we would like a decision, i said i want to know something before you go. killed? people will be in this case iranians. i said how many people are going to be killed? sir i would like to get back to you on that. generals.le these came back and said sir, 150.ximately and i thought about it for a second and i said you know what unmanned down an drone, plane, whatever you want to call it, and here we are with 150 dead people that would have taken place a half-hourhin after i said go ahead. and i

transportation secretary elaine cho -- the multimillion dollar grant is from the federal aviation administration. this money is going to also bee o reconstruct an aircraft. >>> some bad nifs though you're hoping for some cool air in c aple of very busy, very hot metro stations. news4 has learned that there is a new delay for a permanent fix for the dupont circle and the fair gate north stations. metro tells us that while they were trying to fix the pipes that supplant the cool air, crews hit a lamp post in the path. so mental health roe now has permission from d.c.o move that lamp post. they say they hope to restore th chilled air to the station sometime next month. but in the meantime, as news4 has found out, temperatures inside those stations, they can stay routinely in the 90s. >>> when weome back after a break, an unlikely path to the o priestod. only on news4, doreen gentzler's conversation with washington's new archbishop as he talks about his personal life as well a racism and the sex scandals that have shaken the cathol >>> a new chapter for theic catholhurch as it tries to heal from rec

federal aviation administration ordered all u.s. operators to avoid iranian airspace from washington alan fischer has our report. this was the reason the u.s. was prepared to launch an attack the doning of an unmanned military drawn by iran. these pictures are said to be the missile launch which are really in television says was filmed by the islamic republic's revolutionary guards the us said the drone was over international waters a claim disputed by to iran donald trump says while 3 sites had been identified for strikes he cancelled the operation they came in they censor were ready to go we'd like a decision i said i want to know something before you go how many people will be killed. in this case or a means i said how many people are going to be killed. sir i'd like to get back to you on that great people these generals they said came back said sure approximately 150 and i thought about it for a 2nd i said you know what they shut down and on and. drone plane whatever you want to call it and here we are sitting with $150.00 dead

victory >>> leading the news this morning, more bad news for boeing, according to the federal aviation administrationthan 300 boeing 737 jet, including the maxime have faulty wing parts the faa said they made the discovery after a joint investigation. as many as 148 leading-edge slat tracks made by a boeing supplier could be susceptible to premature failure or cracks. the faa plans to order airlines to remove and replace the parts if their aircraft are affected boeing said it is planning to provide replacement parts to its customers. >>> asteroids enter the atmosphere more than you think every now and then a big one heads our way. scientplis ae to protect our pl. nbc's hans nichols has the story. >> reporter: it was a fiery wake up call. an asteroid on a collision course with earth in 2013 streaking the russian sky with fire shattering windows before impact and rusing scientists into action. >> earth is hit by asteroids all the time it's not new what is new we're finally trying to do something about it >> reporter: it's a mission straight out of the movies scientists working on a plan to save the wor

the design i mean we're talking a long time from now here's the thing though the the federal aviation administration just earlier this week said that it's moving to rewrite testing rules to allow for the eventual return of civil supersonic air travel so clearly there sounds like there is appetite for this there is appetite but keep in mind you know these are the supersonic aircraft for example here in the u.s. it's pretty evident from flying over the mainland because in addition to the noise you have shock waves that emit themselves to the surface and they crack crack windows on homes and you know shock waves on other things so they'll pretty much have to figure out a way and i know they're working on this to mitigate those shock waves so they dissipate before they reach the ground so if this thing does fly over land it's not going to be breaking windows on the homes that it's flying over. on the ground but what other potential issues do you see. you know the main thing here is going to be the certification this is what is known as aviation clean sheet design which means that it's not based on any p

the multi-million-dollar grant is from the federal aviation administration.s money is gng to also be used to reconstruct an aircraft apron. >>> some bad news, though, if you're hoping for some cool air in a couple of very busy, verye hot mro stations. news 4 has lrned there's new delay for a permanent fix to the dupont circle and the farragut north station's cooling stations along the red line. metro tells us while they were trying to fix the pipeshat control the cool air, crews hit a lamppost in the past, so metro now has permission from d.o mo that lamppost and hope to restore the which ould air to t station sometime next month. but in the meantime, as news 4 has found out, temperatures inside those stations can stay routinely in the 90s.we >>> wheome back after a break, an unlikely path to the priesthood. only on news 4, dorene gentzler's conversation with washington's new archbishop as he talks about his personal lifs as well as racm and the sex scandals that have shaken the ♪ let's get down to business.th e business of getting it done. the business of ro

number of international airlines to cancel or divert flights away from the area america's federal aviation administration says in the statement because of heightened military activity it is banning all u.s. carriers from operating in the gulf region a situation it says it's keeping under review alan fischer al-jazeera washington of the reuters news agency is reporting hundreds of u.s. contractors will be evacuated from an iraqi military base over potential security threats it says the evacuation from the balad base will take place in 2 stages it was hit by a mortar attack last week but no one was injured iran has warned both u.s. ships and bases are within range of their missiles hillary mann leverett is a former white house official she says by canceling the attack president trump is trying to send a message to iran. i think the president's 1st choice is to have a dialogue that would lead to a bigger better deal and i think that the launching of an attack or ordering the launching of an attack and then ordering it to stop is a message to the iranians i'm not sure that they will get it it may not be all

we know the federal aviation administration gave them permission to do testing.are still a ways off from coming up with the complete regulatory passage that will govern how the business will be conducted. as often happens in the high-tech industries, the regulators and policymakers let the technology evolve, then, along and set rules for the road. so far, we don't know when that is going to be done, but they are working on it. taylor: tom, talk to me about how this fits in amazon. so often, we talk about their high-growth profit margins, like amazon web services. how does this drone fit into your overall thesis for the company? where do you expect it to start to make money? tom: absolutely. to the extent that amazon is able to employ technology to materially improve shipping costs, i think this is a big profit-generating opportunity for amazon. and if you look at their recent performance, what you are seeing is an increasing mix of third-party unit sales on the platform, which is then beneficial to their profits as they get higher margin when someone else owns th

the federal aviation administration said yesterday that following a jotint investi with boeing, more than 300 boeing 737 jets including the max may have faulty wing parts, and thoses part could be susceptible toem prature failure. the faa plans to order airlines to remove and replace the parts. the boeing 737 max has been involved in majorea ddly crashes in ethiopia and indonesia. >>> caught on camera. the terrifying moment a cruise boatslammed into a tourist and docked in -- in venice, italy. [ horn ]hi >> t happened in venice, italy, yesterday. the horn blared there warning people to get away from the dock. four women werenjured on the dock while running to safety. the swiss-owned cruise ship says there was a mecobnical prm. italy's foreign minister says cruise ships should not be allowed through the narrow channel. >>> all right. time for your dog-walking forecast. after a couplefeight-mile walks, this was snoozing lou yesterday afternoon. nothing better than a tireddog, right? if you need to add a dog to your family, go to humane rescue alliance. they have tons of puppies availab

number of international airlines to cancel or divert flights away from the area america's federal aviation administration says in the statement because of heightened military activity it is banning all u.s. carriers from operating in the gulf region a situation it says it's keeping under review alan fischer al-jazeera washington meanwhile the reuters news agency is reporting that hundreds of u.s. contractures will be evacuated from an iraqi military base over a potential security threats it says the evacuation from the balad base will take place in 2 stages hundreds of military contractors work there it was hit by a mortar attack last week no one was injured john hendren has more from washington d.c. . what happens now in the standoff between the united states and iran could depend on 2 things number one whom president trump is listening to and number 2 whether there are further provocations now the president of the united states was elected on a campaign saying he would pull the u.s. military out of iraq and afghanistan and another divisive and potentially unpopular conflict with iran could split the ba

number of international airlines to cancel or divert flights away from the area america's federal aviation administration says in the statement because of heightened military activity it is banning all u.s. carriers from operating in the gulf region a situation it says it's keeping under review alan fischer al-jazeera washington meanwhile the road turns news agency is reporting that hundreds of u.s. contractors will be evacuated from an iraqi military base over how to ensure security threats it says the evacuation from the balad base will take place in 2 stages hundreds of military contractors work there it was hit by a mortar attack last week but no one was injured john hendren has more from washington d.c. . what happens now in the standoff between the united states and iran could depend on 2 things number one whom president trump is listening to and number 2 whether there are further provocations now the president of the united states was elected on a campaign saying he would pull the u.s. military out of iraq and afghanistan and another divisive and potentially unpopular conflict with iran could spli

the us federal aviation administration has discovered another problem with the boeing 737 max aircrafteadly crashes since october. it's reported to be linked to microprocessors in the computer system and, while it's not known whether it played a role in either accident, the faa says boeing must address the risk. all 737 max aircraft are currently grounded. italy says it won't allow any migrants to disembark a rescue boat which is currently off the coast of the italian island of lampedusa. sea—watch 3 is carrying 42 migrants, including women and children, whom it rescued in the mediterranean two weeks ago. despite the risk of heavy fines, the ship's captain says she had to head to italy because the migrants are exhausted. ramzan karmali reports. the charity ship, sea—watch 3, heading to the italian island of lampedusa. from a distance it looks like any other vessel heading to shore, but this boat is carrying 42 migrants it rescued two weeks ago from a rubber boat in the mediterranean. since that rescue, it's been sailing back and forth off the coast of italy's southernmost island. an ex

us federal aviation administration has warned that some boeing 737 planes may have faulty parts that could be affected. the plane was grounded globally in march after two crashes and concerns over its new anti— stall software. wildfires are raging in alberta, canada, where a lack of rain has led to multiple blazes. around 10,000 people in the north of the province have been forced from their homes as fire crews battle as many as two dozen fires. the dry weather has increased the risk of fire spreading, and officials say they don't expect any rain in the area for at least two weeks. this week, commemorations will take place across britain and france to mark the 75th anniversary of the d—day landings — the allied invasion of normandy in 19114 which did much to change the course of the second world war. our special correspondent allan little reports. what happened on these beaches changed the course of human history and helped liberate a continent. desire dajon—lamare was 12 years old, and kept a diary. he lived near the beach, in the path of the biggest naval invasion force ever assemb

number of international airlines to cancel or divert flights away from the area america's federal aviation administration says in a statement because of heightened military activity it is banning all u.s. carriers from operating in the gulf region a situation it says it's keeping under review alan fischer al-jazeera washington also the bari has more on how the shooting down of the u.s. drones being perceived in tehran. the foreign ministry spokesperson abbas mousavi has been speaking to a local media and he says that iran is ready to guard its borders and any action by the united states will be seen as a red line and any aggression taken by the americans the iranians will respond accordingly but i wanted to look at some of the headlines that have been printed this morning of the newspapers it's the 1st day that we've seen the papers since the downing of the u.s. drone the 1st paper is the news paper and it is the most conservative newspaper in iran its headline reads the destroyed super advanced american spy drone a sharp slap to the united states and we have more from saudi arabia and the u.a.e. to the

the us federal aviation administration has discovered another problem with the boeing 737 max aircraftd in two deadly crashes since october. it's reported to be linked to microprocessors in the computer system and, while it's not known whether it played a role in either accident, the faa says boeing must address the risk. all 737 max aircraft are currently grounded. a building has partially collapsed in austria's capital, vienna, following a gas explosion. officials say four people have been seriously injured. debris landed on the street below after several floors were destroyed in the blast. italy says it will not allow any migrants to disembark a german rescue boat sitting off the coast of the italian island of lampedusa. sea—watch 3 is carrying 42 migrants, including women and children it rescued in the mediterranean two weeks ago. despite the risk of heavy fines, the ship's captain says she had to head to italy because the migrants are exhausted. ramzan karmali reports. the charity ship, sea—watch three, heading to the italian island of lampedusa. from a distance it looks like any

number of international airlines to cancel or divert flights away from the area america's federal aviation administration says in a statement because of heightened military activity it is banning all u.s. carriers from operating in the gulf region a situation it says it's keeping under review alan fischer al-jazeera washington the world food program has suspended some operations in yemen after failing to reach an agreement with her 3 rebels on distributing food supplies that decisions are expected to affect around 850000 people in the who think controlled capital. venezuela's president says that he will take recommendations made by the un human rights chief seriously nicolas maduro made the pledge after meeting michel bash away police in the u.k. say they'll take no further action after being called to the home of boris johnson a leading candidate for prime minister and his partner had been reports of a domestic incident johnson will become the next british prime minister if he wins a runoff vote against foreign secretary jeremy hunt next month he would replace to resume a who resigned of the failing to

federal aviation administration has banned american aircraft from flying into parts of a rainy and controlled airspace and at least 2 commercial airlines quantas and k l m rerouting flights away from the strait. in the media reports come as senate leaders urged president trump to act with caution democratic leaders are insisting on congressional approval before the launch of any military operation michaela has more now from washington d.c. grainy footage released by the u.s. department of defense shows the moment when the drone was shot down. earlier to release these pictures of a similar class drone argue for global hawk which costs over $100000000000.00. rainy and chris t.v. released the sportage of the attack saying it had been obtained from the iran revolutionary guard corps tehran contended the drone penetrated the range in a space not so u.s. military iranian reports that this aircraft was shot down over iran are categorically false the aircraft was over the strait of hormuz and fell into international waters senior members of the u.s. congress have been briefed on the situation the hig

some of them may have 14 wing policy will have to be replaced the statement from the federal aviation administration applies to the energy and max models betting is still working to get his head injuries have not things back into service often they have a grounded following 2 fatal crashes cobain is a pilot and a former f.a.a. safety team representative he thinks it's good the problem has been identified only . this is the sled assembly on the aircraft which basically gives the aircraft increased lift during takeoff and landing. the good news here is that they've actually caught the problem before the incident so i would assume that these airplanes will be thoroughly inspected prior to the air the aircraft flying again to ensure that these parts in the assembly it was assembled in the proper manner if if it really was an imperative problem where the f.a.a. thought that it was that a catastrophe you know was imminent or could happen as a result of the assembly of the parts they would not allow the airplanes to fly until that action is taken now if there very well could be a time for it involved where

the federal aviation administration has given the company 10 days to replace suspicious parts while boeing says the risk of a crash hasn't risen the latest revelation has dealt a further blow to its reputation. with an increasing number of customers losing confidence in the boeing brand the aviation giant is likely to face more turbulent times. today is world bicycle day a survey by a german insurance company has named the dutch city of to death as the most bicycle friendly in the world well authorities there have introduced a range of measures to encourage people to ride bikes in summer. quite surprising and as we reported was not always known for its clean air and exercise. and australian kylie found dummy could not imagine life without a car in her homeland but since moving to the dutch city. she almost always rides a bike for transport that took some getting used to i'd never cycle that i tried to cycle once i didn't know what i was doing was dangerous it was 35 degrees serving named as one of the best cities in the world for cyclists even beating them new bike lanes and bridges are be

federal aviation administration the f.a.a. ordered all u.s. operators to do the same. standing by for us in tehran but 1st let's go straight to our white house correspondent kimberly halkett in washington d.c. kimberly has there been any response from the white house yet to this dramatic new york times report that donald trump 1st authorized air strikes on iran then cancel them as the planes were actually in the air. no response from the white house or the pentagon it is still very early here in washington and i expect that sort of there is an attempt to at least craft some sort of public response under way but there are a lot of questions as americans are waking up here in the united states about why this occurred why these planes were reportedly in the air and then abruptly pulled back it's not clear why the u.s. president donald trump changed his mind but of course he would be the one that would make that order whether he simply changed his mind or if there was some sort of strategic reason for this pulling back now it's very clear and when donald trump spoke in the

also making news today: the us federal aviation administration has warned that some boeing 737 max andave faulty parts that need replacing. the faa says over 300 aircraft could be affected. the 737 max was grounded globally in march after two crashes led to concerns over its new anti—stall software. the israeli defence forces has released a video that purports to show israeli airstrikes on targets inside syrian territory on saturday. syrian state tv says another israeli attack was intercepted by the country's air defences on sunday evening. the latest airstrike hit an airbase in homs province, killing two and injuring several others. israel claims it was launched in response to syrian rockets fired into the occupied golan heights. the first british airways flight to pakistan in more that a decade took off from heathrow about three hours ago. ba halted flights in 2008 after more than 50 people were killed in a bombing at a hotel in islamabad. the british high commissioner in islamabad says ba wasjoining "an increasing number of british companies doing business in pakistan". bangladesh s