but the federal aviation administration says it's now a safety. also coming up south africa's investment, the country's reignites, an economy that was struggling even before the coronavirus pandemic, unemployment levels. workers speak out about the high price they having to pay in the production of business. welcome to the program. boeing is getting the green light for its 737 max. the us federal aviation administration has announced that the plane can take to the skies again after it was grounded in march of last year, following 2 crashes at the time who was the company's top selling model. but the announcement still doesn't reverse boeing's massive financial problems. the company has been incurring huge losses and has said it will cut more than 30000 jobs. the grounding of the 737 max is estimated to have cost boeing as much as $20000000000.00 through compensating airlines and having aircraft recertified buyers of canceled more than a 1000 orders for the $737.00 max is in recent months. a $410.00 aircraft, a still on hold waiting to be delivered

boeing's allied has been grounded for over 18 months, but the federal aviation administration says it's now 100 percent confident in its safety. also coming up south africa's investment conference, the country is hoping the best this can help reignite an economy that was struggling even before the coronavirus pandemic drove unemployment to record levels and female plantation workers speak out about the high price that they are having to pay in the production of palm oil. do we have business? i robots in berlin. welcome to the program. boeing is getting the green light for its 737 max. the us federal aviation administration has announced that the plane can take to the skies again after it was grounded in march of last year, following 2 crashes. at the time he was the company's top selling model, but the announcement still doesn't reverse boeing's massive financial problems. the company has been incurring huge losses and has said it will cut more than 30000 jobs. the grounding of the 737 max is estimated to have cost boeing as much as $20000000000.00 through compensating airlines and havi

tomorrow's launch is licensed by the federal aviation administration. dickson has become a good friend of mine. he's the administrator of the faa. he is a graduate of the air force academy, f-16 pilot by trade who went to work for delta, flew the line at delta for nine years. he got a law degree in the midst of all of this. then he went into management at delta as a senior vice president of flight operations before taking the helm of the federal aviation administration. please welcome steve dickson to the microphone. [applause] steve: thanks, jim. it is really a pleasure. appreciate your hospitality, today at the kennedy space center along with bob. it's an honor for the faa to partner with nasa and spacex on the first operational crew dragon launch. this is what happens when you add a drop or two of rocket fuel to ingenuity. there is tremendous opportunity. we have all dedicated countless hours to make sure this launch is both safe and successful. the faa's job in this mission and in commercial space generally is to protect public safety, property, and

combat scams during the coronavirus pandemic and another that would make changes to the federal aviation administration certification process for new airplane design. on c-span two, the senate is back at 10:00 a.m. eastern to consider judicial and executive nominations including a member of the federal reserve's board of governors. three,0 a.m. on c-span facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and twitter ceo jack dorsey testify before the senate judiciary committee about company operations and possible regulation of social media content. that's followed later in the day by senate commerce subcommittee hearing on how the u.s. manufacturing industry is responding to the coronavirus pandemic. after nearly 27 hours in orbit, spacex crew dragon was able to dock with the international space station on monday. this was the first fully operational approved mission for spacex following an earlier test mission back in may. a look at the docking process courtesy of nasa tv. we are waiting for the crew to confirm that they are ready. we are waiting for the crew to confirm -- >> it looks like we have gone through sunset, and

after 20 months on the ground, the federal aviation administration has cleared the boeing 737 max for takeoff. the controversial aircraft has not been allowed to fly anywhere in the world since march 2019 after it was involved in 2 fatal crashes. 346 people died in the 2 separate incidents in indonesia and ethiopia. the disasters were blamed on an automated flight control system used by the 737 max. since then, boeing says that it has been working on new measures, including enhanced flight crew training and software updates to make the plane safe . according to the f.a.a. after what the agency calls a comprehensive and methodical review, the passenger plane is ready to fly once again. the agency's chief steven dixon told reuters, we've done everything humanly possible to make sure these type of crashes do not happen again. while some international aviation authorities are expected to follow, the u.s. is lead. other countries are taking their time closely watching what's happening in the states, canada, which was one of the 1st nations to ground. the plane says it is not ready to allow

boeing's troubled 737 max jet has won approval from the us federal aviation administration to fly again after almost 2 years. the planes must be fitted with new software and pilots retrained to deal with problems in a still prevention system. those problems caused to deadly crashes in 20182019, in both the software repeatedly and powerfully angle down the net jets nose as pilots struggle to regain control. a stream of investigations was triggered and the entire fleet was grounded for 20 months. the longest in aviation history. boeing estimates the ban has cost $20000000000.00 and taking off again won't be easy for the u.s. plane maker. icing a resurgent coronavirus pandemic, a new year pin terrorists bust, regulators in europe, brazil, and china. i have to issue their own approvals, reynolds report, u.s. federal aviation administration approved the boeing 737 max after requiring a host of engineering design and software changes and revised training procedures for pilots of the path that led us to this point was long and grueling. but we said from the start that we would take the time ne

again, the country's federal aviation administration is expected to lift its grounding order on wednesday. and i am particular will not approve the plan for return to passenger service until i'm satisfied that we've had a quote, we addressed all of the known safety issues that played a role in the tragic loss of 346. the regulator and bearing were found to have made a horrific culmination of failures that led to the crashes. a recent investigation in the us found fault with boeing, engineers, a lack of transparency in company management, and grossly insufficient oversight by the f.a.a. . the aircraft will still rely on software linked to the 2 crashes, but the regulator is demanding new training to hand lead inspectors will check the jets in person before a flight certificate is granted. the 1st flights could be as early as this year. american airlines has planned a 737 max flight from new york to miami of a christmas. you welcome the news if it gives the go ahead. but amid a shop drop in demand during the pandemic, a new european terrorists getting the feet ready might be a scramble. and

again, the country's federal aviation administration is expected to lift its grounding order on wednesday and particular will not approve the plan for $200.00. sure those. until i'm satisfied that we've got a quote, we would reverse all of the known safety issues that played a role in the tragic loss of 346 war. the regulator and boeing were found to have made a horrific culmination of failures that led to the crashes. a recent investigation in the us found fault with boeing, engineers, a lack of transparency in company management, and grossly insufficient oversight by the f.a.a. . the aircraft will still rely on software linked to the 2 crashes, but the regulator is demanding new training to hand lead. inspectors will check the jets in person before a flight certificate is granted. the 1st flights could be as early as this year. american airlines has planned or 737 max flight from new york to miami of a christmas. boeing will certainly welcome the news of because the go ahead, but amid a sharp drop in demand during the pandemic, a new european terrorists getting the feet ready might be a

another first for nasa is this flight is certified by the faa, the federal aviation administration. we have steve here and i will introduce him in a few minutes, the administrator of the faa. the whole goal is to commercialize our activities in low-earth orbit. nasa wants to be one customer of many customers in a robust commercial marketplace for human spaceflight and low-earth orbit. but we don't just want to be one of many customers, we want to have numerous writers competing against each other on costs, innovation, and on safety, ultimately bringing more access to space than ever before. we have had success with commercial re-supplies of the international space station, where we are buying services to get our guttman and hardware -- our equipment, hardware, and other to the iss. tomorrow's flight is the next major milestone in this development. the next big phase is commercial space stations themselves. that is where we have private capital, an asset as a customer as well, ultimately capitalizing funding and moving forward for this new era in human face flight -- spaceflight, wher

the agenda, including one to combat scams, and another that would make changes to the federal aviation administration's certification process for new airplane designs. on c-span two, the senate is back at 10:00 a.m. eastern to consider nominations, including judy shelton to be a member of the federal reserve's board of governors. c-span3, the on facebook and twitter ceos testify before the senate judiciary committee about company operations and possible regulation of social media content. that is followed later by a senate commerce subcommittee hearing on how the u.s. manufacturing industry is responding to the coronavirus pandemic. journal, on washington dr. jeremy levin from the

boeing is getting the green light for it 737 max, the us federal aviation administration has announced that the plane can take to the skies again after it was grounded in march of last year, following 2 deadly crashes. at the time, it was the company's top selling model, but the announcement still doesn't reverse boeing's massive financial problems. the company has been incurring huge losses and has said it will cut more than $30000.00 jobs. the grounding of the 737 max is estimated to cost boeing as much as $20000000000.00 through compensating airlines and have in the f. . recertified. buyers have canceled more than a 1000 orders for 737 max is in recent months and $410.00 aircraft a still on hold waiting to be live it. each one needs to pass a flight safety test before it will be allowed to takeoff. boeing is unlikely to post profits for years. so how much damage has this saga done to boeing's refutation? well, that's a question i put to chief executive of international marketing partners. alison stewart, alan. well, the reputational risk arose at the very start with the grounding of

federal aviation administration says boeing's $737.00 max a jet will be allowed to fly again. if the planes are fitted with new software, the aircraft was grounded in march last year after 2 crashes kills me to 350 people . officials have said that schools in new york city will close on thursday in an effort to contain soaring numbers of new corona, virus infections. the city's mayor bill de blasio made the announcement on wednesday, saying there would be a halt in person learning out of what he calls an abundance of caution. new york city's positive test rate has been a steadily creeping up after dipping dramatically over the summer. and for more, let's bring in our correspondents all over is all it's all of our always good to see you. new york city's mayor bill de blasio ordered all public schools to be closed a step that he had wanted to avoid. why has he changed his mind now? now the number of code 19 taza to flee test to people in new york city have been going up steadily as you said. and that brings all back a lot of bad memories. as you know, new york city was the globa

on wednesday, the federal aviation administration said it had approved the changes after a comprehensivend with article review process. >> i am 100% comfortable with my family flying on it. that does not mean that the max will immediately te to the skies. from left to approve it for every major u.s. airline operating the max. reporter: they said they would not be taking u.s. airlines as a green light for the approval as in the past. shares closed abound 3% downwards despite that long-awaited green light. share prices still about half of the all-time high, reached just before the ethiopian air crash in march 2019. an otherwise volatile session on wall street, sharper gains. the dow jones losing at the closing bell just two days after it hit a record high. major tech companies saw their shares fall about 1%. earlier, we saw modest gains for major indices. france's telecom sector was flat as it rolled out the first 5g local networks. a series of announcements about a possible coronavirus vaccine marks a light at the end of the pandemic tunnel for investors. >> i think investors have got use

aviation authorities ha lifted a worldwide flight ban on the boeing 737 max. the airliner has been grounded since march last year after two deadly crashes. the administrator of the u.s. federalviation administration made the announcement on cnbc that the passenger jet was cleared for flying again. >> i'm 100% confident. it's the most scrutinized transport airplane in history. it is ready to go. >> a 737 max crashed in indonesia in oober 28 and another in ethiopia the following year. the two incidents claimed a total of 346 lives and prompted the faa to ban flights by the aircraft. a u.s. congress report noted a main cause was boeing's rush to develop the 737 max to compete with airbus, its european rival. flights will likely be resumed before the end of the year at the earliest. boeing has been struggling since the crashes. it slashed the size of its workforce after incurring heavy losses due to the coronavirus. the u.s. aerospace giant posted a net loss of $460 million in the july to september period. that was the firm's fourth consecutive quarterly loss. >>> last month, china set a long-term target to double its economy and fwk a developed country by 2035. the key to achie

including one to combat scams on the coronavirus wouldic and another that make changes to the federal aviation administrationertification process for new airplane designs. atc-span2 the senate is back judicialdiscuss nominations, including judy shelton to be a member of the federal reserve board of governors. facebook ceo and twitter ceo mark zuckerberg testified before the senate judiciary committee about company operations and possible regulated social media content. ont is followed by a hearing how the u.s. manufacturing industry is responding to the coronavirus pandemic. listened to c-span's podcast "the weekly." we are talking about women in recent elections. what changed this election cycle for women and why? "weekly" where you get your podcasts. harrisbiden and kamala spoke about their economic recovery plan after meeting with business and labor leaders.

and that's with the federal aviation administration, which certified the 737 max as safe and allowed ion administration. and remember, the faa's sole job is to ensure the safety of the traveling public. >> after the lion air accident, the faa had done an analysis, you know, that indicated that if nothing was changed, there might be, you know, 15 accidents over the course of the next decades while the max was in use. that would make it the deadliest commercial aircraft, you know, ever. >> we stood out there in front of the faa with our signs. >> her life was cut short. that was caused by complicity with boeing. >> for the first time and on the one-year anniversary of the 737 crash, boeing ceo faced congress. >> for nadia, michael and the other families, the person they really wanted answers from was the man in charge at boeing. >> when dennis muilenburg comes to washington to testify, it's a really big moment. >> i've met with the families. they keep the faces of their loved ones in people's minds. they're not gonna be forgotten. >> i too would like to acknowledge the families that are

federal aviation administration says boeing 737 mags jet will be allowed to fly again. if planes are fitted with new software, the aircraft was grounded in march last year after 2 crashes killed nearly 350 people, ugandan presidential candidate and pop star bobby wian has been arrested again this time while campaigning, police had warned that candidates faced arrest if they broke dive lines, limiting rallies to 200 people during a pandemic is the white folks to replace your god as long ruling president that ethiopia, where government and rebel forces in the tea grab region, have both, are both claiming military successes. the government of the ethiopian army says it's winning on all fronts. troops advance on the regional capital, mckayla rebel leaders say they're inflicting heavy defeat. some government forces. both sides are resisting calls by the international community to cease hostilities amid fears the conflict could draw in other countries. as more than 30000, people flee ethiopia for eastern sudan to escape the fighting. the un refugee agency is warning that a fu

of jackson human spaceflight technology directorate, steve dixon administrator of the federal aviation administration, faa and president and chief operating officer of spacex.ar in a in a moment will through te opening remarks and then we will take questions from the's media. let's start with administrator jim bridenstine. >> thank you. other historic night a want toto congratulate the nasa team and the space x team for an amazing job yet again. so the big milestone here is that we are now moving away from developmt and test and into operationallights and, in fact, this operational flight wa licensed by the faa. this is truly a commercial launch vehicle and we are grateful to our partners at spacex for providi and our partners at the faa for licensing it. i'm also grateful to our partners with japan. you should know that japan is an amazing partner for the united states of america. we are exceptionally grateful that japan wouldoi join us on crew-1 here so this is a great day foror the united states of american and a great date for japan, and we look forward to manyat more years of the great partnersh

the us federal aviation administration approved the boeing 737 max after requiring a host of engineering design and software changes and revised training procedures for pilots of the path that led us to this point was long and grueling. but we said from the start that we would take the time necessary to get this right. we were never driven by timeline, but rather followed a methodical and deliberate safety process. the 737 max, the latest generation of the world's best selling aircraft, was grounded in march last year after 2 crashes within months that killed 346 people. the 1st was a lion air flight from indonesia in october 28th teen, followed by an ethiopian airlines flight 5 months later, both crashes were traced to a full in the plane's maneuvering software. faulty sensors triggered the program, putting the aircraft into an uncontrollable dive, even as pilots struggled to pull it up. subsequent investigations blamed boeing for technical failings and a lack of transparency. concerns about the maneuvering system, raised by boeing, employees were minimized or dismissed. internal docume

federal aviation administration says boeing's 737 months jet will be allowed to fly again. if the planes are fitted with new software, the aircraft was grounded in march last year after 2 russians killed nearly 350 people, ugandan presidential candidate and pop star bobby wian has been arrested again while campaigning. police have warned that candidates face arrest if they flout guidelines, limiting rallies to 200 people during the pandemic. as to why it is hoping to replace uganda's longstanding, president, congo has declared its worst recent epidemic to be absent, and 55 people died in the outbreak in june. in the northwestern province of the world, health organization says widespread vaccination helped curb the dizzy here where government and rebel forces in the region have both claimed military successes. the ethiopian army says it's winning on all fronts as troops advance on the regional capital mckayla rebel leaders say they're inflicting heavy defeat. some government forces. both sides are resisting calls from the international community to cease hostilities with the

federal aviation administration says boeing's $737.00 max jet will be allowed to fly again. if planes are fitted with new software, the aircraft was grounded in march last year after 2 crashes killed nearly 350 p. . officials have said that schools in new york city will close on thursday in an effort to contain soaring numbers of new coronavirus infections. the city's mayor bill de blasio made the announcement on wednesday, saying there would be a halt in person learning out of what he calls an abundance of caution. new york city's positive test rate has been steadily creeping up after dipping dramatically over the summer. and for more, let's bring in our correspondents all over. is alex all of our always good to see you. new york city's mayor bill de blasio ordered all public schools to be closed a step that he had wanted to avoid. why has he changed his mind now? you know, the numbers of code 19 taza to flee test to people in new york city. have premiums going up steadily, as you said. and that brings all back a lot of bad memories. as you know, new york city was the globa

the federal aviation administration. again, started during the eisenhower administration. and the jewel in the crown, if you will, the air and space museum. and of course nasa, which began during the eisenhower administration. so it's perfectly suited for ike. as we walk into the memorial from this corner we have a column here that has the five stars, which was, of course, the insignia for general eisenhower and the other five star generals during world war ii. when the legislation was passed in 1999 that created the eisenhower memorial commission unique to this presidential memorial was the fact that it called for him to be recognized not only as the 34th president of the united states but the supreme court allied commander of the european expeditionary force, this column which is 10 1/2 feet in diameter and is clad once again in the same limestone ambar from spain then recognizes this role that he had as the five star general and commander of all the forces in europe in world war ii. there are eight giant columns on this site. two of them anchor the corners of the site.

well the federal aviation administration says that workers in the control tower at john wayne airport in southern california. we're exposed to at least one person with the coronavirus as a result airport will close its tower early for the next several days to reduce its maximum hourly arrival rate. john wayne airport is already running fewer flights but no significant delays so far. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, hip-hop for change. >>we'll talk about how an east bay youth group is fighting to redefine the genre of hip-hop to empower children as young as those in kindergarten. >>welcome back everyone it east a youth group is among countless organizations trying to regain footing after the pandemic hip-hop for change aims to empower young people through music and art and its founder says it's also trying to reclaim hip-hop music which he says was corrupted by the big recording companies. >>when started we were buying your own stories fortunately, black and brown communities have been kept out of like the financials same way that other communities hassle you don't so these c

the federal aviation administration has said its in the final stages of reviewing proposed changes tolier reports suggested the authority was ready to lift its ban. if the faa does provide the green light, airlines must complete software updates and fresh pilot training before the planes can return to the skies. staying with boeing, the plane maker and the us government have said the european union‘s decision to slap 15% tariffs on the firm and other american goods was "disappointing". on monday the eu said it would impose tariffs on up to $4 billion of us imports, effective on tuesday, in retaliation for american subsidies for boeing. the gaming world is gearing up for the battle of the consoles. microsoft‘s xbox series x and s launch today with the new playstation from arch—rival sony launching, hot on its heels, on thursday. timing is everything — both consoles are ready to buy ahead of the all—important christmas— period and during another set of covid—i9 lockdowns — which have proved very beneficial for the gaming industry. so which one is going to win? joining me now is marta sw

federal aviation administration says boeing, 737 max jed will be allowed to fly again if the planes are fitted with new steering software. the aircraft was grounded last march after 2 crashes which killed nearly 350 people. the democratic republic of congo has declared an end to its most recent ebola epidemic. 55 people died in the hour break in early june in the northwestern province of aceh. the world health organization says widespread vaccination help to curb the disease. u.s. president, all trump has fired his top cyber security official, chris krebs, via twitter. trump accused krebs of making and accurate statement when he confirmed the security of the nov 3rd election. trump continues to claim the election was marred by fraud, but has yet to provide evidence with just 2 months left in office, u.s. president ronald trump has again cause international alarm. he's ordered a sharp reduction and troop numbers in afghanistan and iraq. america has 3000 strong troops stationed in iraq and 4 and a half 1000 in afghanistan, but by mid january numbers will be cast to 2 and a half 1000 in ea

federal aviation administration says boeing's $737.00 max of jet will be allowed to fly again. if planes are fitted with new software. aircraft was grounded in march last year, after 2 crashes killed nearly 350 people. officials have said that schools in new york city will close on thursday in an effort to contain soaring numbers of new corona, virus infections city's mayor bill de blasio made the announcement on wednesday saying there would be a halt to in person learning of what he calls an abundance of caution. new york city's positive test rate has been steadily creeping up 3, dipping a dramatically over the summer. and for more let's bring in our correspondent all over. is alex all of our always good to see you. new york city's mayor bill de blasio ordered all public schools to be closed, a step that he had wanted to avoid. why has he changed his mind now? now the number of code 19 taza to flee test to people in new york city have been going up steadily as you said. and that brings all back a lot of bad memories. as you know, new york city was the global center of the pand

again, the country's federal aviation administration is expected to lift its grounding order on wednesday. in particular will not approve the plan for return to passenger service until i'm satisfied that we've got a quote we address all of the known safety issues that played a role. 'd in the tragic loss of 346 was the regulator and bearing were found to have made a horrific culmination of failures that led to the crashes. a recent investigation in the us found fault with boeing, engineers, a lack of transparency in company management, and grossly insufficient oversight by the f.a.a. . the aircraft will still rely on software linked to the 2 crashes, but the regulator is demanding new training to hand lead. inspectors will check the jets in person before a flight significant is granted. the 1st flights could be as early as this year. american airlines has planned a 737 max flight from new york to miami every christmas. boeing will certainly welcome the news of it as the go ahead, but amid a shop drop in demand during the pandemic, a new european terrorists getting the fleet ready might be

following last week's decision by the federal aviation administration to lift the ban on boeing's, embattled 737 max, the regulator, its european counterpart, is ready to follow suit. the head of the european union safety agency said the aircraft is safe to fly following changes by boeing speaking virtually to the paris air forum. a executive director patrick spoke about the body's independent analysis of the situation, saying, quote, all these studies tell us that the $737.00 max can return to service. we have started to put in place all the measures. it is likely that in our case, we will adopt the decisions allowing it to return to service sometime in. now. meanwhile, delta airlines, c.e.o. ed bastion told the financial times the carrier which does not have any $737.00 max in its fleet, has been talking about boeing. quote about a lot of different things, the macs included president donald trump's time in office is winding down, but that is not slowing the administration's opposition to china. in fact, the trump administration is pushing for an informal alliance that would retaliate when

irving's troubled 737 max jet has won approval from the us federal aviation administration to fly again after almost 2 years. the planes must be fitted with new software and pilots retrained to deal with problems in the stall prevention system, called cas problems caused to deadly crashes in 20182019. in both that system repeatedly and powerfully shoved down the jets nose as pilots struggled to regain control. a stream of investigations was triggered and the entire fleet was grounded for 20 months. the longest in aviation history, the ban has cost it $20000000000.00 and taking off again won't be easy for the u.s. plane maker, facing a resurgent coronavirus pandemic. and new year pin tariffs. plus regulators in europe, brazil and china have yet to issue their own approvals for the 737 max on that drive reports. it's been one of the worst crises to face boeing and it's damaged trust in the aviation industry as a whole. the 737 max, the latest generation of the world's best selling aircraft, was grounded in march last year after 2 crashes within months that killed 346 people. the 1st was a

kvedar, , at the beginning of this discussion you mention that federal aviation administration has gone out the window. -- hipaa's has gone out the window. could you expand on that a little bit? >> guest: i didn't actually mean it that way but yes. for the pandemic the federal government relaxed requirements your video platform had to be complaints we could again use any number of things and doctors didn't have to -- before to get something in you had to hire an i.t. consultant and what made it very difficult for people. hipaa is a great thing because we care so much about patient privacy and we take that very seriously but if you're practicing to a three doctors and get to go through all that that was just before an excuse not to even get involved. the federal government in the wisdom was trying to let people overcome that in a time when as i said the only way we could provide care to you was to do this by telehealth. as we see the pandemic starts to wane and we get back to some level of in person care, i think we will probably see they will reinstate hipaa, and i think that's a good t

secret service has announced that they were doing that that comes just a day off to the federal aviation administration announced it was implementing a no fly zone biden's home one of that indicates that it appears to be just a matter of time before he is announced there was a comment that was made by one of the spokespersons of the biden campaign and debates when he was his reaction for what trump's campaign had said that they were not intending to admit defeat to which the biden campaign spokesperson said that the u.s. government was quote more than capable of removing trespassers from the white house so there are a lot of memes or jokes that are going on online about donald trump having to be dragged kicking and screaming away from the oval office well the biden campaign says that is possibly a scenario which they believe authorities are capable of so the movement around here is very much one on. of anticipation for a decision or an announcement that their candidate is going to win but not lost on the people here is the huge challenges that he will face by then if and when he has announced. that sta

federal aviation administration approved the boeing 737 max after requiring a host of engineering design and software changes and revised training procedures for pilots of a path that led us to this point was a long and grueling. but we said from the start that we would take the time necessary to get this right. we were never driven by timeline, but rather follow to my father cole and deliberate safety process. the 737 max, the latest generation of the world's best selling aircraft, was grounded in march last year after 2 crashes within months that killed 346 people. the 1st was a lion air flight from indonesia in october 28th, seen, followed by an ethiopian airlines flight 5 months later, both crashes were traced to a full in the plane's maneuvering software. faulty sensors triggered the program, putting the aircraft into an uncontrollable dive, even as pilots struggled to pull it up. subsequent investigations blamed boeing for technical failings and a lack of transparency. concerns about the maneuvering system, raised by boeing, employees were minimized or dismissed. internal documents

the federal aviation administration is responsible for all aspects of aviation in the usa including the approval of aircraft. 6 months after the 2nd crash in october $21000.00 the f.a.a. noticed that boeing had failed to disclose crucial documents for months. the f.a.a. administrator wrote a strongly worded reprimand to boeing. i expect or explanation immediately regarding the content of this document and bones delaying disclosing the document to its safety regulator. until then many experts have seen the f.a.a. and boeing is a close knit community. unfortunately it has become a system in recent years for as it has eaten into the whole internal structure of boeing and also in relation to the f.a.a. the f.a.a. became increasingly jackson its oversight with entire working groups consisting of industry representatives headed by an f.a.a. manager means that the decisions were in fact made by the industry for misspeaking of course by the f.a.a. put its stamp on the institutional construction of how the f.a.a. was developed in recent years it has to be said yes this institution has failed. bu

the federal aviation administration is responsible for all aspects of aviation in the usa including the approval of aircraft. 6 months after the 2nd crash in october $21000.00 the f.a.a. noticed that boeing had failed to disclose crucial documents for months. the f.a.a. administrator wrote a strongly worded reprimand to boeing. i expect her explanation immediately regarding the content of this document and boeing's delay disclosing the document to its safety regulator. until then many experts have seen the f.a.a. and boeing is a close knit community. unfortunately it has become a system in recent years for as it has eaten into the whole internal structure of boeing and also in relation to the f.a.a. the f.a.a. became increasingly jackson its oversight with entire working groups consisting of industry representatives headed by an f.a.a. staff manager this means that the decisions were in fact made by the industry for misspeaking of course by the f.a.a. put its stamp on the institutional construction of how the f.a.a. was developed in recent years it has to be said yes this institution ha

and the u.s., a federal aviation administration, says boeing's $737.00 max jet will be allowed to fly again. if planes are fitted with new software, the aircraft was grounded in march last year after 2 crashes killed nearly 350 people and in poland, thousands of people have staged a fresh rally in warsaw to protest an attempt to tightened the country's abortion laws. last month, poland's top court outlawed abortions for fetal abnormalities amounted to a ban. on nearly all abortions in the country. and the proposed changes have unleashed the largest demonstrations in decades, and are driving more women to seek abortions abroad. another night of protests in poland, thousands of women took to the streets once more to voice outrage over a supreme court ruling that could further tighten the country's strict abortion laws. already many women have been forced to travel abroad for the procedure. polish kind of college is young assured since he works in germany. he's inundated with hate mail from compatriots for performing abortions on polish women. first and foremost, they want to insult you.

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federal aviation administration says boeing, 737 match jet will be allowed to fly again. if planes are fitted with new software, the aircraft was grounded in march last year, after 2 crashes killed nearly 350 people. it was just 2 months, left in office u.s., president donald trump is causing more international alarm by ordering a sharp reduction in american troop numbers in afghanistan and iraq. and america has 3000 soldiers in iraq and force $500.00. afghanistan by mid january will be cut to to each country, as the outgoing president looks to make good on his campaign promise to end what he called for of awards. but he's facing opposition from leading republicans and from nato allies. the son could be setting on the u.s. presence in afghanistan. american soldiers have been fighting here since 2001, helping stabilize the country after overthrowing taliban rule, but suffering over 2000 deaths over time. the numbers have waned. now outgoing president, donald trump will reduce them to a skeleton force that's raising fears among afghans over the future. security of their cou

the federal aviation administration is responsible for all aspects of aviation in the usa including the approval of aircraft. 6 months after the 2nd crash in october $21000.00. that boeing had failed to disclose crucial documents for months. the f.a.a. administrator wrote a strongly worded reprimand to boeing. i expect her explanation immediately regarding the content of this document and bones delaying disclosing the document to its safety regulator. until that many experts had seen the f.a.a. and boeing is a close knit community. unfortunately it has become a system in recent years for us it has eaten into the whole internal structure of boeing and also in relation to the f.a.a. the f.a.a. became increasingly jackson its oversight with entire working groups consisting of industry representatives headed by an f.a.a. staff manager means that the decisions were in fact made by the industry for misspeaking of course by the f.a.a. put its stamp on the institutional construction of how the f.a.a. was developed in recent years it has to be said yes this institution has failed. but what role

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federal aviation administration says boeing's 737 match jet will be allowed to fly again if planes are fitted with new software. the aircraft was grounded in march last year after 2 crashes killed nearly 350 people. congo has declared its most recent bowl, an epidemic to be at an end. $55.00 people died in the outbreak in june, north western province and the world health organization says widespread vaccination help to curb the disease. protests have broken out in the ugandan capital campagna after police arrested. the pop star bobby white, who seeking the presidency in next year's election supporters blocked roads and burned tires, prompting police to fire rubber bullets. disturbances broke out after mr. wine was fossil into a police van, while campaigning in the east of the country, police would warn the candidates face arrest if they broke pandemic guidelines. limiting rallies to $200.00, bobby one's been arrested many times in recent years, but hopes to replace uganda's long, long serving president yoweri museveni. let's go to the countries that capital, then kampala, where we join

federal aviation administration says it has supported the first mass air shipment of the covid vaccine it says it will prioritize future flights carrying the vaccine. cnn's alexandra field has more on how the pandemic is weighing on the holiday weekend. >> reporter: the season usually filled with cheer is here, but the pain across the country only deepening. >> i expect that the daily death rate will double in the next ten days. so we'll be seeing close to 4,000 deaths a day. >> reporter: more than 90,000 americans spent thanksgiving in a hospital bed. another record-setting day for the 17th day. >> hospitals are full already. icus are full. in places like el paso we've been talking about accessing military hospitals. in other parts of the country, you know, we're standing up field hospitals. >> reporter: deaths this week already at their highest levels since may are forecasted to climb by 60,000 in the next three weeks and health officials continue to warn about the holiday surge upon a surge. >> if you are with your family yesterday, stay home for the next couple weeks while we -- wh