your business report i'm stephen beard's in berlin thanks for joining us deadly crashes in indonesia ethiopia a long list of lawsuits and the aircraft at the center of the controversy still hasn't been fixed boeing hopes to get regulatory approval to return the $737.00 max to the skies in the 4th quarter but that timeline is only an estimate and with airlines losing money on the model the plane maker has now announced it will set aside billions to compensate them. it's the company's best selling plane and a model that's become synonymous with tragedy regulators grounded the 737 max in march after the deaths of 346 people in 2 crashes blamed on faulty software. the movement to the cancellation of thousands of flights. for which boeing is now counting the cost the company has set aside $4900000000.00 to compensate airlines and their customers boeing has also reduce production that will cost the company around another 1700000000 dollars it has warned investors to expect profits to plunge as a result the announcement comes just days after the u.s. house of representatives held a hearing on aviati

$100000000.00 fund to support the families and communities affected by this deadly 8 crashes in indonesia and ethiopia the company now faces a criminal investigation in the u.s. over the all fated passenger jets. these are the kinds of images imprinted in the minds of the families and friends of those who died in the ethiopian airlines crash in march. it was the 2nd deadly accident of a boeing 737 mocks attributed to faulty software the 1st in october of last year saw a lion air flight downed in indonesia now boeing has pledged 100000000 dollars to support the families and communities of the 346 people who lost their lives a statement published on the company's website read we at boeing are sorry for the tragic loss of lives in both of these accidents and these lives lost will continue to weigh heavily on our hearts and on our minds for years to come the families and loved ones of those on board have our deepest sympathies and we hope this initial reach can help bring them come for us the money less than the list price of a 737 mock is intended to support the education and giving expenses of those aff

will be used to create a hardship fund for the relatives of those killed in the crashes in indonesia and ethiopia early investigations into both accidents suggests a software issue may have been to blame. hong kong police say 13 men have been arrested in connection with monday's vandalizing of the territory's parliament building as andrew thomas reports public opinion is split over the takeover of the building and what should happen now. on monday night they were protesting on cheese day night they were taking down the color of protest posters and notes they had left behind protestors in hong kong say they want to keep an archive of their struggle but many think monday's vandalism went too far this is not what i expect while i expect this to not go too far just peaceful many protesters don't want to show their faces for fear of arrest but this man was one of those who broke into alleged hong kong's parliament on monday night he justifies the action with you know hurt and the police just wanted to go. and find. him and our last agent was another older protester thinks that by not intervening earli

compensate relatives of the victims who perished in the 2 recent crashes of its 737 max planes in indonesia and ethiopia but many of the families feel patronized by the plan and some are already saying no thanks. ethiopia airlines flight 302 was one of the 2 fatal crashes all 157 passengers and crew on board were killed lawyers for some of the victims' family members say boeing's offer is tactical in light of recent lawsuits. to make the statement was meant to sui the minds of the duty that will be making a determination on the cases that have been fired and. other family members have wondered why boeing didn't contact them 1st a kenyan man even told reuters that the money offer poses a danger in a country where kidnappings for ransom aren't uncommon. the details of boeing's offer meanwhile remain opaque will family members have to apply for aid how much will go to living expenses or charities boeing is still grappling with the 2 crashes which killed a total of 346 people and wiped billions off its market value it already faces more than 100 lawsuits related to the accidents the aircraft type involved i

japanese cigarettes and drinks until japan makes further concessions . 2 deadly crashes in indonesia and ethiopia a long list of lawsuits and the aircraft at the center of the controversy still hasn't been fully fixed boeing hopes to get regulatory approval to return the 737 max to the skies early in the 4th quarter but the timeline is of the you guessed it . it's the company's best selling plane and a model that's become synonymous with tragedy regulators grounded the 737 max in march after the deaths of 346 people in 2 crashes blamed on faulty software. the move led to the cancellation of thousands of flights. for which boeing is now counting the cost the company has set aside $4900000000.00 to compensate airlines and their customers boeing has also reduced production that will cost the company around another 1700000000 dollars it has warned investors to expect profits to plunge as a result the announcement comes just days after the u.s. house of representatives held a hearing on aviation safety among those who testified was paul. who lost his wife and 3 children in the ethiopian airlines crash

most profitable commercial airliner until it was withdrawn from service after two crashes in indonesia and ethiopia6 people were killed. michelle fleury reports from new york. boeing has now put a number on how much it believes the grounding of its 737 max planes and the delivery delays will cost it when it reports its second quarter results next week. $4.9 billion will be spent compensating its customers, the airlines who use or have ordered the plane, for the disruption. boeing also raised how much it thinks it will cost to produce the aircraft by $1.7 billion in the second quarter and this is due to higher costs associated with producing the planes at a reduced rate. it shows again just how important the 737 max is to the aircraft maker's bottom line. but this is just a first estimate, the total cost to boeing could yet be higher which is why boeing is so focused in getting the troubled plane back in the air as soon as possible. in its release, boeing states its hope for the aircraft to return to service this autumn but that timeline has already been cast in doubt by america's top transportation

$100 million to help families affected by the two crashes of the company's 737 max planes in indonesia and ethiopiaated to lawsuits filed in the wake of the disasters, which together killed 346 people. but lawyers for the victims' families have dismissed the move, as nada tawfik reports from new york. many believe boeing's response to the crashes has been tone—deaf and so they see this as boeing trying to repair a lot of that damage. in this statement, the boeing ceo says he hopes that this money will give some comfort to the families who lost their loved ones in the crashes. the $100 million, the plan is, will be invested over a number of years. boeing will partner with local governments and also non—profit organisations to invest in things like economic development for communities, and also to pay living expenses and educational expenses for the families. now, already one law firm in chicago, which represents 23 family members who have sued boeing, came out with a statement kind of pouring cold water on this pledge, saying that it was disingenuous when there are still so many facts that are unkno

aviation authorities around the world grounded 737 max aircraft in march after two crashes in indonesia and ethiopiae people have been arrested after a car was driven into a group of people in south—west london yesterday evening. police were called to reports of a fight following the incident in battersea. one man suffered a broken leg, and another suffered a head injury. as always, lots more on our website. regid is here at 2pm. now on bbc news, time for sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: enthralling, nail—biting and barely believable — england are world champions after beating new zealand in the most dramatic cricket world cup final ever witnessed. a marathon match at wimbledon, novak djokovic and roger federer play out an epic as djokovic retains the title. six of the best for lewis hamilton, as the mercedes driver wins a record sixth british grand prix. hello and thanks forjoining us on what has surely been one the most dramatic days of sport ever witnessed on british shores. we had a wimbledon epic at the all england club, a rec

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first time on capitol hill. 346 people died in two recent crashes involving the 737 max in indonesia and ethiopia. the parents of 24 your victim shared their painful testimony before the house transportation committee testified alongside of them was a canadian man who lost his entire family on flight 300 to that fell from the sky. select the family's demand the 737 max 8 be fully recertified as a new plan because it is too different from the original certified plane. we demand the similar training be required. >> the investigators believe that i felt a sense are triggered the planes anti-stall system, pushing the plane into a dive in both cases. boeing engineers are working to resolve design issues with the 737 max. airlines is a the ground to construct into 2020. >>> the mexican drug lord known else i chabot was sentenced to life in u.s. prison today. as tom hanson reports, he also spoke publicly for the first time since his arrest. before being handed a life sentence with no parole, i'll chaba guzman addressed the court through an interpreter, the 62-year-old described his stay at a manhattan j

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the faa grounded boeing 737 max jets in march following two deadly crashes in indonesia and ethiopia..s. soccer federation claims it paid the women's national team more than the men's national team in recent years. the announcement comes ahead of mediation in the women's team pay equity lawsuit against its employer. the federation has faced increase pressure recently especially since the women won the world cup title this month. a spokesman called the claims utterly false. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you. >> you got it. >>> still ahead, questionable souvenir. airport screeners find a missile launcher in a man's luggage. r os with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment . ♪trelegy. ♪the power of 1-2-3. ♪trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy. with trelegy and the power of 1 2 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to... ...open airways,... ...keep them open... ...and reduce inflammation... ...for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood

$100 million to help families affected by the two crashes of the company's 737 max planes in indonesia and ethiopia

$100 million to help families affected by the two crashes of the company's 737 max planes in indonesia and ethiopia. the payment, stretching over several years, is independent of lawsuits filed in the wake of the disasters in which 346 people were killed. the baby boy of a heavily pregnant woman who was stabbed to death at her south london home has died, four days after being delivered by paramedics. kelly mary fauvrelle was eight months pregnant when she was killed. police have now released footage of a man seen running away from the scene. they say her family were woken by her screams. our correspondent sarah campbell reports. it'sjust after 3:00pm on saturday morning. cctv captured a man walking in the direction of kelly mary fauvrelle‘s house. who is he, and why, shortly afterwards, is the same man, according to the police, seen running along the street? minutes later, the emergency services were called to kelly's address. kelly was the victim of a very sustained and vicious attack which has taken place in her own bedroom. her bedroom was in the family home. it was on the ground floor. there we

the 7.37 max fleet was grounded in march after 2 deadly crashes in indonesia and ethiopia. the plans are not expected to be back in the air until at least later this year. boeing is still working to fix. various software issues. national headlines, toyota has expanded a recall on its previous the automaker notified us dealers that it's now including prius models made in 2018 to an earlier recall, toyota pulled almost 800,000 prices in 2014 because of a defect in its electronic power system. a toyota executive testified monday that even after that recall the hybrid inverters failed for as many as 20,000 prius owners, toyota attempted to fix the problem by modifying its software that supposedly did not stop the system failures executive testimony came during a civil trial in california's orange county superior court. concerned about safety after a woman was spotted in holding what appeared to be a rifle at seacliff state beach in monterey bay. so take a look the woman as you can see here dressed in a costume, which means some people think was part of a photo shoot perhaps but

fund to support the families and communities affected by its deadly $737.00 max accidents in indonesia and ethiopia the news comes as the company faces a criminal investigation in the u.s. over the crash passenger jets. these are the kinds of images imprinted in the minds of the families and friends of those who died in the ethiopian airlines crash in march. it was the 2nd deadly accident of a boeing 737 marks attributed to fulton software the 1st in october of last year so a lion air flight downed in indonesia. now boeing has pledged $100000000.00 to support the families and communities of the $346.00 people who lost their lives a statement published on the company's website read we at boeing are sorry for the tragic loss of lives in both of these accidents and these lives lost will continue to weigh heavily on our hearts and on our minds for years to come the families and loved ones of those on board have our deepest sympathies and we hope this initial reach can help bring them come for us the money less than the list price of a 737 marks is intended to support the education and living expenses o

$100 million to help families affected by the two crashes of the company's 737 max planes in indonesia and ethiopiaed in the wake of the disasters in which 346 people were killed. the baby boy of a heavily pregnant woman who was stabbed to death

$100 million to help families affected by the two crashes of the company's 737 max planes in indonesia and ethiopiats filed in the wake of the disasters, which together killed 346 people. but lawyers for the victims' families have dismissed the move as nada tawfik reports from new york. many believe the response to the crash has been tone deaf, so they see this as boeing try to repair that damage, in the statement, the boeing ceo has said he hopes this money will give some comfort to the families who lost their loved ones in the crashes, the $100 million, the plan is, will be invested over a number of years, boeing will partner with local government and also nonprofit organisations, to invest in things like economic development for communities and also to pay living expenses and educational expenses for the families. already, one law firm in chicago which represents 23 family members who have sued boeing, came out with a statement, kind of pouring cold water on this pledge, saying it was disingenuous when there is still so many facts that are unknown about what happened. they said boeing should tak

$100 million to help families affected by the two crashes of the company's 737 max planes in indonesia and ethiopia. the payment, stretching over several years, is independent of lawsuits filed in the wake of the disasters in which 346 people were killed. it is about half past four in the morning. you are up—to—date with the headlines. now on bbc news, stephen sackur speaks to us republican senator rick scott on hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm at stephen sackur. donald trump is the most unpredictable of us presidents, as is evident from his policy approach to north korea, china trade, iran, and a host of other domestic and international challenges. i guess todayis international challenges. i guess today is the republican senator from lauren day, rick scott. he was a strong supporter of donald trump bacchin 2016, now he has created a distance between himself and the president. —— bacchin. sojust how solid is republican support for donald trump? senator rick scott, welcome to hardtalk. it's nice to be her. you have been in europe for a few days, you have been meeting politicians, you have been mee

the aircraft was withdrawn from service worldwide in march after two crashes, in indonesia and ethiopia46 people were killed. the dutch supreme court has ruled that the netherlands is partly to blame for some of the killings in srebrenica in 1995. more than 300 muslim men and boys were murdered in the bosnian town after dutch soldiers at a un—designated safe zone handed them over to serbian troops. the home secretary sajid javid says public figures should moderate their language to help stop the rise of extremism. it comes at the end of a week in which president trump has faced accusations of racism after he said that four democratic congresswomen should go back to where they came from. just yesterday, you may have heard, there were chants of, "send her back." this is going on in the us today. "send her back." imagine people were saying to me in britain, "send him back." now, i know how i would feel and i would like to think that most of society would think that is unthinkable in a modern, liberal society. schools and colleges in england desperately need a multi—billion pound injection

the 7.37 max fleet was grounded back in march after 2 deadly crashes in indonesia and ethiopia. the planes are not expected to be back up in the air until later this year. other national news now toyota has expanded its recall on the prius the automaker notified us dealers that the recall now includes previous models made in 2018. toyota polled almost 800,000 priya says back in 2014 because of defects in its electronic power system. a toyota executive testified yesterday in southern california courtroom that even after that recall the hybrid inverters failed in as many as 20,000 pre us cars so toyota attempted to fix the problem by modifying the software but that didn't stop many of those system failures. >>battle tanks, armored vehicles and us fighter jets are going to be part of president trump's 4th of july celebration. here's video of the tanks on the national mall they're going to be the backdrop for trump's speech at the lincoln memorial. the national guard is deploying 3 times the usual number of troops for security. >>we want to bring millions of people into the city and

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a—hundred million dollars to support the families of the victims of the 737—max crashes in indonesia and ethiopiaashed because of problems with sensors and software killing 346 people. the payment will be made independent of legal action being taken against boeing. the leader of india's main opposition congress party, rahul gandhi, has resigned. the party was defeated in the recent elections by narendra modi's bjp. rahul gandhi has been the leader of the party since late 2017. his family and party having dominated indian politics, since independence from britain. when donald trump and kimjong un met three days ago, relations between the us and north korea appeared friendly. but tension seems to be brewing again. on wednesday north korea's mission to the un accused the us of ‘hostile acts‘. their statement was in response to us allegations that pyongyang had breached a cap on refined petroleum imports. the european parliament has elected a new president, the italian centre—left politician david—maria sassoli. his election comes a day after eu leaders agreed nominations for the bloc‘s top jobs, inc

two crashes in indonesia and ethiopia within six months of each other left 346 people dead.astrophic problems with the plane's flight control system. this week boeing promised to give £80 million to the families and communities affected. but that gesture has not stopped the questions from those who've lost their loved ones — namely why were the planes not grounded sooner, as simon browning now reports. everywhere we look, there's a blank where she should be. shock and disbelief. nadia and michael's daughter, samya rose, was on a boeing plane that crashed in ethiopia. samya is right here. she was one of 157 people that died. the same fault brought down an identicaljet five months earlier. the 737 max hasn't flown since. critics say the development and launch of the jets was rushed, and that boeing cut corners at the expense of safety. definitely, my daughter died for the profit of boeing, and i don't want anyone else to die for that reason. i want these planes to be safe and invest in the company and the hardware, the infrastructure to make our aviation system safe. nadia and

the aircraft was withdrawn from service worldwide in march after two crashes, in indonesia and ethiopiaanufacturers, so you can decide for yourself whether that‘s a fair sample of the country. it‘s done by lloyds bank. they found eight out of ten say turnover will increase over the next five years with an average growth rate of 12% a year. and despite all the warnings about slowing global trade over half, 55% say overseas demand is still growing. steve harris leads the manufacturing for large corporates team at lloyds. steve, 200 companies, is it a fair snapshot of the country as a whole 01’ snapshot of the country as a whole or does it tell us about one section of manufacturing? it mainly tells us about one section of manufacturing because it is larger manufacturers but it is done across a whole bandwidth of manufacturing, which there are many subsectors, from rail to aerospace and defence, food. it tried to encapsulating a good spread of opinion from that large corporate client base. they are pretty optimistic about the next five yea rs, optimistic about the next five years, where is

$100 million to help families affected by the two crashes of the company's 737 max planes in indonesia and ethiopia. the payment, stretching over several years, is independent of lawsuits filed in the wake of the disasters in which 346 people were killed. it is about half past two in the morning. you up—to—date on the headlines. now on bbc news, wednesday in parliament. hello, and welcome to wednesday in parliament. coming up: labour anger at the possibility the uk will leave the eu without a deal... doesn't the prime minister accept the best thing to do would be to go back to the people and let them decide which way we go? but theresa may hits back. labour want to block brexit, and that would be a betrayal of the many by the few. a bereaved mother welcomes a fund to pay for child funerals. martin's fund is a legacy for my son, and will be a comfort to every parent that will need to use it in the future. so from the bottom of my heart, thank you. cheering. and can the red squirrel survive the threat from its nasty grey cousin? without exception, where there are live greys, there will be dead reds.

two crashes in indonesia and ethiopia within six months of each other left 346 people dead.oblems with the plane's flight control system. this week, boeing promised to give £80 million to the families and communities affected. but that gesture has not stopped the questions from those who've lost their loved ones — namely, why were the planes not grounded sooner? simon browning reports. everywhere we look, there's a blank where she should be. shock and disbelief. nadia and michael's daughter, samya rose, was on a boeing plane that crashed in ethiopia. samya is right here. she was one of 157 people that died. the same fault brought down an identicaljet five months earlier. the 737 max hasn't flown since. critics say the development and launch of the jets was rushed, and that boeing cut corners at the expense of safety. definitely, my daughter died for the profit of boeing, and i don't want anyone else to die for that reason. i want these planes to be safe and invest in the company and the hardware, the infrastructure to make our aviation system safe. nadia and michael want ans

the jet has been grounded worldwide since march because of fatal accidents in ethiopia and indonesia.biggest ever quarterly loss — as business reporter jonathan josephs explans. the first time with heard a suggestion that production could happen if there was of substantial change to the current estimate of october as the date to win these plans will be back in the year. they've already had to cut production rates because they can't deliver these planes without the of regulators and they won't get before this software fix is signed off and that's something they continue to work on. it's one of the costs they are facing, they recorded a record—breaking loss of $3 billion for the april to june. and record—breaking loss of $3 billion for the april tojune. and a $5 billion charge which they told us about, compensating airlines which can't use their 737 maxs. and the reputation of boeing suffers each day this crisis continues. it's a defining moment for the company. jonathanjoseph defining moment for the company. jonathan joseph there defining moment for the company. jonathanjoseph there wi

the aircraft was withdrawn from service worldwide in march, after two crashes, in indonesia and ethiopia ruled that the netherlands is partly to blame for some of the killings in srebrenica in 1995. more than 300 muslim men and boys were murdered in the bosnian town, after dutch soldiers at a undesignated safe zone handed them over to serbian troops. schools and colleges in england desperately need a multi—billion pound injection of cash according to a cross party group of mps. the education select committee says that in recent years, funding for schools has not kept up with an increase in costs and pupil numbers. the government says it accepts schools are facing challenges. here's frankie mccamley. earlier this month, protests in westminster over school funding. in may, families take to the streets in cities across the country, demanding action on what they call a national crisis in special needs funding. two months before that, thousands of head teachers in england wrote to parents saying schools are facing a funding crisis following, their unprecedented march through westminster where

was uncovered last month unrelated to faulty system that led to the two deadly crashes in indonesia and ethiopiaple died, the max was grounded around the world in mid-march after the crash in ethiopia, meantime boeing says it plans to answer any outstanding questions that the faa or global regulators might have to ensure the plane's safety, some carriers had given up on flying troubled jet, southwest airlines which has more max jets than any other carrier didn't expect the plane back in service before october 1st and united airlines expect today -- expected to cancel planes, american airlines releasing statement extending max grounding until november 2nd, 150 flights per day to be canceled. this is very much, very fluid situation as to when planes will be back in the air, arthel. arthel: thank you for the very important update, kristina. eric: up next very important update after ed henry after wonderful gift, donating part of his liver to safe his sister's life. you're a drifter? i thought you were kevin's dad. little bit of both. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save

compensation and public confidence not to mention the wrongful death cases for the two crashes in indonesia and ethiopia. chances are that you will not see the plane fly for the rest of the year. it will probably be recertified, but not fly again until the first quarter of next year. >>> switching gears. we have been following the shocking deaths in the dominican republic over the summer. what are some of the new development regarding tours there? >> the tours are actually coming back because so many people were driven by price. 3 million people visit the dominican republic every year. we're talking about 10 or 11 perhaps unrelated death. they have not been able to prove eight connection. the forensic was is not back in has not been done properly. the last time i think there was a shell show on television and we will be waiting for a while to find out if there is a connection. likely there is not. the numbers are still not there. the bottom line is, if you are going down there there are questions you need to ask until the investigation is concluded. it may involve cleaning solvents at the hotel. secu mi

that came after crashes in indonesia and ethiopia. >>> the fcc is cracking down on robocalls.re is a spoofing technique that uses a fake caller i.d. that generates a number that looks local and tricks people into answering the phone. i try not to get caught anymore. but i still get caught. last month, they allowed phone companies to block those robocalls. >>> trump administration demanded drug price be disclosed in tv ads. drug makers argued it violated free speech rights. the rule is set to go into effect today. >>> amazon continues to move more jobs out of seattle and into surrounding areas and other states. the online retail juggernaut is adding thousands of jobs to its recently announced second headquarters in virginia. they are also planning to go to a nearby campus in bellevue, washington. >> jeff bezos is our enemy. we have to fight big business. >> amazon has been unfairly blamed for challenges that we as a region experience, that we would have experienced, regardless of amazon. >> amazon's 43-story tower in bellevue could hold more than 43,000 employees. could open in

the 7.37 max fleet was grounded in march because there were 2 deadly crashes in indonesia and ethiopiaanes are not expected to be back in the air until later this year. it's 9.42 coming up on the buzz the ever so ladylike americans. >>continue to kick but in france. >>both goals scored on. >>bay area brains and serena shows her sister how it's done at wimbledon. plus we'll see what steps might get money is going to get a splash brother black him 46 on this the day before the 4th of july and guess what things looking really nice out there for this day and a lot of people are still working today. >>but vacation for you're probably starts this afternoon and it is going to be a nice one to kick things off for the holiday we do see nice and clear skies over san francisco after a few for cloudy skies and earlier this morning. we are also seeing nice clear skies just as you have all morning long down in san jose and well more than say about in the east bay with berkeley, looking beautiful and clear so far this morning skies are going to remain this way throughout the course of your day today

$2000000000.00 profit since then 2 of the company's best selling 737 max model have crushed one in ethiopia and one in indonesia all 346 people on board the 2 were craft were killed crash investigators have blamed flight control software for both disasters but pushed the nose of the plane's downward the model remains grounded. boeing posted a financial loss of $2940000000.00 in the june quarter with sales sliding a hefty turkey 5 percent to $15750000000.00 the aerospace giant delivered just 90 jetliners during the 3 month period. the 2nd quarter loss included a $5000000000.00 reserve to cover costs linked to the prolonged grounding of the 737 max that includes compensation boeing will have to pay to its airline customers for delayed deliveries many airlines such as ethiopian airlines are now turning to rival airbus. adding to its problems boeing has also had to push back the maiden flight of the triple 7 x. the new long haul wide body plane because of problems with the general electric engine the company is working frantically to update it 737 mark software to get the plane back in the air however is admits it

we truly regret the loss of lives in both of these accidents, talking about both indonesia and ethiopiae are deeply sorry for the impact to the families and loved ones of those on board. boeing also today announcing $50 million will go to the families and communities of those affected. the timing not lost on anybody. it's happening just as we have another hearing about the role that boeing and the faa played in this traoepblg, these series of tragedies and to what extent faa's oversight in which it allows boeing to police itself, whether that played a role in all of this. we have multiple investigations. the plane is grounded. it may remain grounded through the end of the year. once the plane is approved for flight later in the year, the airlines have to retrain pilots. so we may not see this plane back in american skies at least until the end of the year, maybe next year. hallie? >> nbc's tom kogs tello who covers aviation for us. thanks for that. >>> up next, the divide that is about to get even deeper. will it fire up the base like it did in 2016 or have we already been there, done t

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indonesia. and then in ethiopia. the prime suspect in both crashes is boeing's computer software. d 346 peopd.milana was one of the stewards on board the indonesian flight. .>> i miss him all the ti he always hugged me and gave me a kiss. not anymore. i just thought, did he suffer? richard: boeing may have been awash with cash, but insiders say they were under constant pressure to keep costs down the production line. >> certainly, what i saw was a lack of sufficient resources to do the job in its entirety. my family will not fly on a 737 max. it's frightening to see such a major incident because of a system that did not function properly or adequately. richard: boeing says its former engineer comments are incorrect and it did not cut corners onx. the ma it says it balances investment and value to shareholders and that it always held true to values of safety, quality, and integrity. but 346 people died on boeing's killer planes. richard bilton, bbc news. laur this weekend, a lucky teenager won $3 million at the fortnite world cup, a videogame tournament. it is one example of how the e-sports in