carriers still flying these planes domestically, jim hall. d you have serious concerns about that. you nifrpg they shouthink they grounded in the united states as well, jim? >> i think we should put aviation safety first. we build a strong structure and we should be proud of our safety record that we've demonstrated worldwide. the faa, ntsb, boeing, are really the gold standard in terms of aviation. i think that's being put at risk by the decisions being made by the faa and by boeing not to ground this aircraft. >> richard, i want to just read what one of the pilots said another confidential report called into this federal database that alludes to what you were talking about in terms that they don't feel adequately prepared to fly this 737 max 8. he said i think it is unconscionablea a manufacture, he the fa, a and the airlines would have pilots flying an airline without adequately training or providing vainl available resources and sufficient documentation to understand the highly complex systems, that differentiate this aircraft from prior m

certainly there are many blaming boeing you saw jim hall speaking and saying they should have done betterll going to come out over time. if you look at boeing, i've covered airlines since 2001 and there has never been a boeing crash that was solely the fault of boeing before this is new ground for everyone. i think boeing has man amazing safety track records over decades they are doing all they can to get the software patch in place as quickly as possible and i expect the planes to be back in the air within weeks if not sooner hopefully there's a lot to be said for looking at the long-term track record of boeing and where the airline industry and the commercial aerospace industry is over the next ten years you're looking at an investment in the stock. people are afraid and a lot going on and a lot of news happening quickly. >> we have about 40 seconds, jim, but what kind of reserves does boeing have for liabilities? is that something we should be considering at this point? >> boeing has insurance. they have deep pockets in terms of a lot of cash they've got over $20 billion i believe on t

hello welcome to news from the world of arts and culture i'll be joined by the us is jim hall today who's you can see behind me also coming up. we'll be right up in the arctic circle in swedish lapland the most extraordinary ice hotel in the world. and in our series one hundred must reads a book called runaway horses by the controversial german. but first as i mentioned earlier jim i mean you know as my guest in just a minute is a painter and illustrator who is possibly the most prolific painter in the world his style is very recognizable and owes a lot to straight up paul potts and his influence in my humble opinion biasses from picasso to keith haring and beyond that sea is very individual. big bright and fun fun fun of unknowns paintings grab your attention buddies entertaining pop creations also deal with serious topics capitalism and gentrification avignon averages about four works per day you give some of them away and others he simply tears.

former ntsb chief jim hall says boeing should, quote, do the responsible thing and ground the plaec plane until the cause is determined and any problems are addressed. farai sevenzo is where the doomed fly was supposed to land. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. look, the whole question about the 737 max 8 is plaguing everybody in this part of the world. and what about america, what have they heard, what have they read. here's what some are saying. >> people were nervous. a lot of reading on the paper and also the internet. i don't think we have the option to change our mind. >> i heard about the crash in ethiop ethiopia, but i had no clue that there was another crash within four months or so. i would prefer that they take a caution approach. >> i read it in the newspaper yesterday. so we're fully aware. and we have flown on that plane prior and never had a problem. when your time is up, your time is up. there is nothing that you can do about it. >> reporter: and of course we started to get news as well about the very first miles per hours that hahave beeaeeen iden. we have brothers

i'm also joined by jim hall. tom, it looks like in the last few minutes southwest airlines whose fleet has some of these planes tweeted we remain confident in the safety of our fleet of more than 750 boeing aircraft adding the safety of aircraft is constant and unwaivering. this is some of the first response from u.s. companies. >> american airlines said the same thing. this plane is flown by american southwest united and air canada, but it is a widely flown plane around the world. 350 of them in service worldwide. but the headline at this hour is that now both black boxes have been recovered. you have two brand new state of the art planes going down within five months. with that several countries now grounding the plane including china, indonesia, and as you would expect ethiopia. investigators want to know are there any similarities to the ethiopian crash and the indonesian crash last october. both planes went down just after takeoff. both were brand new state of the art planes. both crews reported trouble main

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jim hall was on bloomberg. he was highly critical of the faa. he called it a huge mistake.t makes the question, does the faa have enough oversight? >> it is going to have a financial element. let's delve into the reputation loss. >> i want to read a comment. ratings, they are not taking ratings action at this time. there are comments coming out of the statement saying it could be a concern for much of 29 team. it is premature to take credit ratings. harshoncerning would be a scenario including an issue leading to length the groundings. negative public sentiment. the ratings agencies are getting involved. a said if there is a correlation, we expect the situation to worsen. delivery delays to sue. -- ensue. >> state angles there. our next guest, a 573 max aircraft. 1.7% of the fleet. they did post a record profit. robert martin. thank you for joining us. the worry is half of your aircraft areivered these planes. how much of a worry is this for you and how much of a financial burden made the in the future? morning. let's get all of this in perspective. 98% of our fleet is unaf

chairman jim hall says boeing and the f.a.a. should ground the aircraft paul told usa today he believes the responsible thing would be quote for the boeing company to pause and take a very close look at these two accidents to find a determination of what the cause was so if there's anything systemic or related to the computer operations of the aircraft that it can be addressed that's the prudent thing to do despite the u.s. his refusal to grant these flights at least twenty five airlines around the world have done so some locations where these airlines are located are in the u.k. china india and south korea boeing seven thirty seven max eight planes are fairly new only two years old they're considered the best selling airliner ever costing roughly one hundred to one hundred thirty five million dollars one aviation expert says this newer model has gained popularity because it's fuel what you shouldn't but whenever there are modifications he says there's an important things to take into account the f.a.a. says that it will take a

conversation with marny and jim in just one moment here on mosaic. >>> good morning, and welcome back to the "mosaic". we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation with marny hall and jim van bunk skirk about the ways in which they themselves discovered they are jewish. welcome back, marny and jim. >> hi. >> we were talking about a little bit about your background and how you came to understand that you are jewish. and i am wondering if you can share a little bit about once you've discovered that you were jewish the jewish community, how you approached the jewish community, resources that you used. so how did you start out, jim? >> well, my first stop was the jewish community library's jewish genealogical society meeting. and i went with the very vague pieces of information that my mother had given me. and tried to figure out if any of it was true or if there was documentation of anything. and fairly quickly discovered that one of the researchers found my grandfather's world war i draft application which said theodore burns and then in parentheses bernstein. we had always believed that he was of scottish descent and that he had been born in brooklyn. he was bor

the national transportation safety board before about this issue and that's exactly who we have jim hall, former ntsb chairman says actually that boeing should ground its max 8 flights that the burden is on the airplane maker we'll hear more from him and another expert and for investors is this -- i mean, this is a deadly crash but could this be an opportunity because if you look at how the stock performed since october the stock went on to rise 100 points on the back of it to new all-time highs so could this be the entry point for what has been the best performing stock this year. >> such a juggernaut here's what's ahead. >>> ahead, consumer concern begins about boeing's planes tesla's u-turn why one company wants to say good-bye to curlers, cologne and conditioners. >>> and, are chickens getting too busty? it's all ahead in "rapidir fe. >>> welcome back let's catch you up on a few stories should be on your radar. here with their takes are contessa brewer, bill griffeth and kate rogers. hello, everybody first the deadly crash raising safety concerns for commercial air travelers. people

stephen: as jim hall is inferring, it begs the question, does the faa have enough oversight of boeinghat is going to be a bigger question that will endure. stephen, very briefly, how much reputational damage for the faa and boeing? how much damage are we looking at? stephen: obviously, there is going to be some reputational damage, especially with boeing. very quickly, i'll mention about fixed ratings. still premature to take ratings actions, but most concerning will be a harsh scenario, including a systemic issue with the aircraft leading to lengthy groundings, material delays, oil cancellations, and negative public sentiment. now a harsh scenario such as this could weaken the credit profile of boeing if there's a coalition between the causes of the two crashes. they say the situation could worsen lengthy groundings and delivery delays will ensue. so, this story's not going away. manus: no, certainly not. stephen engle with the latest in hong kong. let's dig deeper. we'll stick with travel and aviation theme. we brought and robert cocoon is, president and managing partner. good to se

jim hall, the ntsb chairman in the 1990's to the early 2000, said that it raises for him the questionether the agency, is faa, it is properly -- properly funded, whether there is an of people, and enough independent oversight. the faa came out with its own statement pushing back against this, saying that aircraft certification processes have consistently produced safe aircraft designs and the 737 max 8 education program followed the faa's standard certification process, but again, this is not something new. it might have been something we but it has been going on for the past several years. saying faa times whistleblowers have been doing this for the past several years. mnuchin,ed richard retaliation. we see all of this now coming out. one interesting note. the wall street journal is pointing out the grand jury and d.c., has subpoenaed at least one person involved in the development process. all of this falling into place now. the probe we are talking about tarted a long time ago. shery: thank you so much for the latest on boeing. the stock continues to fall today. ninth out of 11 ses

earlier we spoke with the former ntsb chief jim hall who is critical of boeing and the faa for not grounding>> the change in that budget to sell certification by boeing into its own aircraft and since that time you have problems with the 787 and no problems with this airline, with this model. you know, certainly you can drop the dots and see boeing has worked hard, lobbied hard to put themselves in control of their own destiny. they are not doing a good job on aviation safety. stephen: here is a quick statement from the acting chief of the faa. it became clear that the task of the -- the track of the ethiopian airlines flight was close and behaved similarly to the lion air flight. this is a day after he put out a statement saying the aircraft was in her worthy. -- was airworthy. shery: is the reputation of faa and boeing already heard? -- hurt? stephen: it has taken punches to the face. boeing was on a tear under dennis muilenburg. the stock had tripled. we saw booking booming. revenue topped $100 billion for the first time in its history. the 737 is a cash cow, 79% of the order book, one th

we talked with jim hall, he said the americans were making a mistake. mistake for both boeing and the federal administration. it is basically, sends the wrong message to the world. -- it is basically -- sends the message -- the wrong message to the world. david: someone who has been called upon to make a decision to ground a different aircraft when he was secretary of transportation under president obama. dust comes to us today from washington. thank you for so much for joining us. comes to us today from washington. thank you so much for joining us. is the faa making a mistake? faa, innk the cooperation with boeing, should get their inspectors in a room and start inspecting these planes. ground the planes. get the faa inspectors. get the boeing inspectors. get these planes inspected. give the flying public 100% assurance that these planes are safe. happens, dotat remains a high standard for safety. david: when you had to make that decision about the dreamliner, give me the arguments on the other side. these are decisions you make in high positions of go

i thought jim jordan made a very clear point, what were the town hall meetings happening in nadler's district? or coming's district prior? it was all about the impeachment of this president. if you watch the questioning of some of the new freshmen democratic members, all they talk about is impeachment. that's their goal. i don't think that's what america wants to see happen. i don't think that's where america wants that we can find and work together. i don't know if you had any more questions about schiff. none of you asked. >> you don't think those two men could maybe offer support for the president since republicans yesterday -- some were saying didn't really offer as much support for the president as they would like to see? >> why don't we talk about infrastructure? why don't we talk about our opioid epidemic and how we can cure that? why don't we talk about health care? why don't we talk about raising prices of drugs? there are so many things we can talk about. there are so many things that are -- american families are talking around their kitchen table, i don't believe what the

the death of a childhood friend had sent jim huden spinning off into a hall of fame-worthy midlife crisisd adultery to vague notions of murder. >> i just didn't think he would follow through with it. he didn't even know how to shoot a gun. >> by christmas 2003 things hit rock bottom. instead of returning with jean after their romantic reunion in las vegas jim had stayed out west. did you think he was with peggy? >> at that point i thought so, yeah. i knew what was going on, and i knew it was over, and i just -- there was no point in confronting him because he would lie about it anyway. >> abandoned and alone, jean spent the holidays waiting for word from jim. then in early january, jean says her phone rang. her husband was on the line. but jim huden wasn't calling to wish his wife a happy new year. according to jean, he was calling to tell her that dreams do come true. he had killed a man in cold blood. >> he just said it was done, and he's coming back. >> the murder? >> yes. >> what did you say? >> i think i was speechless at the time. i just -- i think i asked if he was okay, and does a

forward with allegations of sexual harassment, that's on them. >> so that was a town hall with our colleague chris hayes. jim, how do you think she answered that question and is this something that's really hurting her behind the scenes in such a crowded field? >> kasie, two things. let me answer the electoral college question. i also think from a campaign manager standpoint, when i ran president obama's campaign, we would never go to a small state if there was no electoral college. you would go to the major media markets. you wouldn't go to iowa, wouldn't go to montana, wouldn't go to new hampshire. i think any proposal to get rid of the electoral college, i understand the concern, and the concern is real, that we've had two presidents get elected without winning the popular vote. but i agree with charlie, that's not going to happen. on gillibrand, i think it's a brilliant answer. there is criticism in the democratic community about her statements about franken, about her criticisms saying bill clinton should have been impeached. i think the way she handled that last night shows how long she's been thinking

stuart hall taking on palo alto we know palo alto is the home of jim arbaugh. i believe you are looking live i believe glenn is on scene also few people know this, the play-by-play expert at kpix. i will do it number 24 looking to go inside inside he got in the face. i think that is a flagrant too. great insight. as you know he went to the state championship last year to try to get back a school with 200 kids taking on jim harbaugh alma mater 1500 kids they got their work come cut out for them almost had a brawl right there shot to the face. on scene? >> apparently. >> can you hear me. >> i wanted to hear his play-by- play. >> i can hear you now. >> what is the score? >> right now palo alto has a 17- 12 17-12-second-period lead. >> excellent play-by-play. >> miles has got to get going for stuart hall. palo alto has really come up. >> i will be in trouble. >>> data bay area billionaire accidentally pay $7 million for a chief souvenir. some art experts think so. ♪ ooh woo, i'm a rebel just for kicks, now ♪ ♪ i been feeling it since 1966, now ♪ ♪ might be over now

jim baker could tell the president, call one of those guys and they'll help you. they said, well, i know ralph hall better an i know any of them. we'll have the president call him and maybe he'll pick up those votes that he lost. they needed about 10 votes. they told me he was going to call me. so i was ready for him. he called and said, this is ronald reagan. i said, yeah, i believe that. martha, come over here. he thinks i'm reagan now, but -- i want you to hear him. he said, no, i really am. another guy came over and no, it's really him. that's the funny type things that would happen. >> sure. who forget a call from the president like that? >> when i knocked on the door he told me to come over there. i need some time. i had a program like he did. i always wanted to put a president on hold. i put him on hold about two minutes and i said, well, i can come over there today, tomorrow, or the next 30 minutes. what you want me to do? he told me to get my you-know-what over there. i knocked on the door. he said one question, what is it going to take for you to help me pay for the budget? -- hoadley cut

halls of congress and she could not be barged. she is chewing gum saying i put it in my statement. >> let's go now to jim jordan. he is facing a backlash of his own after tweeting nadler feeling the heat big time jumps to tom stir with a dollar sign and conclusion. impeaching our president before a first document consider q. and then to be clear this tweet counts as in inane and anti-semitic. republicans have been very outspoke been the president's comments. but we haven't heard much about this back and forth. >> and it's just an example of the double standard. you know? the republicans are going to criticize speaker pelosi for not doing enough. and then when a member of their own party does something anti-set anti-semitic adding to what you rightly cited as anti-semitic rhetoric across the country, you hear about contradict its. >> christine, we're out of time. would you come back when you have some firm opinions? >> sure. >> it's great to see you both. >> thank you. >> coming up at the top of the hour, a huge hearing on vaccines. the senate is going to hear from a teenager. this is really compelling stuff. he

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