it had been a schedule to bring the max jet back to service.is in question because of these recent revelations. let's go directly to the big picture for the max jet and the woes many believe are likely to overshadow the earnings report which may have been a sort of comeback story for boeing. let's take a look at some of the big issues that are facing boeing. let's take a look at the expectations for the earnings. what is important to note is there is also going to be a lot of questions of the ceo who will be testifying later tuesday and wednesday of next week before the senate and a house committee. the questions will be but did boeing know and when did they know it about the problems with this max jet? that is clearly going to affect the company going forward and will be a big focus likely on the conference call. it is important to note that some of these rather -- revelations are very damaging to the company in the view of analysts and the analysts have been downgrading the company even though it has been making progress in winning approval f

as you mentioned, three years after joining the -- being in the unit, just as the max jet was coming kevin mcallister is the highest ranking departure in the wake of the clashes. we know the ceo, bielenberg, lost his role as the chairman earlier this month. he will face congress next week to testify on what boeing new. decline ona big friday. it continued through on monday and tuesday. a bit of a bounceback, but the stock has taken a big hit and executiveat for major changes is only getting louder. one analyst said i am not sure what it accomplishes having mcallister step down. he is being replaced. there is an overwhelming view that questions will continue. itsdowngrading boeing and latest note, saying it believes the issues are going to continue to linger, and most importantly, it believes it could affect the companies profitability, its ability to compete, and that they could be long-lasting. set to reportis earnings later on wednesday. we saw some optimism ahead of that. that boeings of you was making progress with regulators. the question is what did they know and when did they

boeing is set to face critical questioning over the 737 max jet. appearing before congress.urg expected to say his company made mistakes. phil, it will be a hot one >> sure. the questioning will be intense. he will admit boeing has made mistakes and did make mistakes in the voeflment and manufacturing of the 737 max this will come down to a few key areas. first, the the question of how far up did the development of the 737 max come this might go all the way to the top of the company did boeing mislead regulators with the faa text messages, they came out from a former boeing technical pilot who suggested he may have misled regulators. those were understood. those messages finally, does denis show contrition the tenor and tone will matter he is going to say that they are learning from the experience saying i can assure you we will learn from this and continue learning we have changed and will continue changing. there you have it. one of the quotes we'll hear from denis mullenburg today. this is the one-year anniversary of the lion air 737 max air cras crash. >> it is a biparti

has admitted mistakes were made with its 737 max jet which led to 2 fatal crashes then a smilin bird told a u.s. congressional hearing there were errors in the jet software those are the headlines the stream is next. i remember the 1st time i walked into the newsroom and it felt like being in the general assembly of the united nations because it was so many nationalities. little just that we all come to different places but it's one that gives us bankruptcy us the ability to identify people who may live on the side of the world but we can understand what it's like to have a different perspective and i think that is a strength for al-jazeera. i have very ok. here in the stream today protests in haiti have flared up yet again what can be done to move the country away from perpetual crisis we're talking about solutions for his economic woes and we want to know what suggestions you have shared them with us via twitter or in our lives. already i'm an international journalist and your industry. decides billions of foreign aid going to haiti why do citizens say that they are not seeing any b

all 737 max jets are grounded.ight now there is no firm date when they will start flying again. >>> australian airline qantas made history today landing in sydney after more than 19 hours in the air. the boeing 7879 flew 10,000 miles from new york. qantas conducted the test flight to see if passengers and crew members could handle being on a plane for such a long time. >> this is the first of three test flights that's going to come up with recommendations of how we manage pilot fatigue, how we actually manage passenger jetlag and after 19 hours on the flight, i think we've gotten this right. >> throughout the flight tests were run to monitor pilot brain waves, melatonin levels and alertness. >>> visitors crowded onto main street in half moon bay today as the city wrapped up its biggest event of the year. ktvu's sara zendehnam takes us to the annual pumpkin festival that draws about 100,000 people to the festival every year. >> reporter: there really is something for everybody here at the pumpkin festival, food, liv

indonesian investigators were told mechanical and design issues with the aircraft — a boeing 737 max jett the factors involved. let's go to our asia business hub where karishma vaswani is following the story... desperately sad for the families, who obviously want answers. will a nswe rs who obviously want answers. will answers be forthcoming for them? they will, but not for some time yet, as we understand. the lion air press briefing was meant to start half an hour ago injakarta. we have been told that that has now been delayed and will not start for another 30 minutes. but already, we are hearing reports of what will be in that final assessment of the deadly crash in october 2018 that killed everybody on board. it paints a disturbing picture of pilots who appear to have been untrained in some vital equipment on board the boeing 737 max jet. indonesian investigators say that the design and certification of the flight control software didn't adequately consider the likelihood that pilots have lost control of the aircraft. that is coming out of some of the comments that investigators made

by families holding up pictures of loved ones, one year after the first deadly crash of that 737 max jet. how he responded. >>> that cruise ship tragedy, a toddler, a granddaughter falling from that skruz ship window. tonight, her indiana grandfather charged with negligent home side. the family defending him, and what they're now demanding to see. >>> the deadly earthquake tonight. buildings shaking, homes and schools destroyed. >>> breaking news in the urgent manhunt for a missing 14-year-old girl. a confirmed sighting tonight with the suspect. >>> and the horrific attack at a mcdonald's drive-through and the motive behind it. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we didn't tonight with the first person working inside the white house to testify in the impeachment inquiry, spending hours already answering questions, defying a white house order not to appear. lieu tenant alexander vindman listened in on that call between president trump and the president of ukraine. what he says he heard on that call and then reported on multiple occasions. and t

the max jet will return to service.s muilenburg says, quote, it will be one of the safest airplanes ever to fly. this is at the heart of boeing's problem, how to restore confidence in its most important product. how to make sure when it flies again, people will be willing to fly on it. these hearings are what congress should be doing. this is what oversight is all about, televised hearings where issues are aired publicly, much better than the secreted, closed-door impeachment hearings where selective leaks are the order of the day. you will see what dennis mull lien berg has to say. you will see some of the questioning. it is important. boeing is a great american company. its future is at stake. get straight to capitol hill. grady trimble is there for us. set the scene. reporter: dennis muilenburg, the chief engineer of boeing walked into the room a few minutes ago. when they did they were met by family members of victims, about a dozen holing signs of loved ones they lost during the two crashes. muilenburg will deliver

yesterday they have first order for a 737 max jet from a private jet company, so a lot going on therem. paypal writing down 228 million dollars on its uber investment take a look at this. you thought you were uber experience was bad they have to write down 228 million put down 500 million for shares on day of ipo v34% why paypal investing staining was tied to a collaboration uber uses pay with venmo, back to you. >> thank you so much gerri willis latest markets higher on some signs of hope that maybe the two sides tomorrow chinese and u.s. will come to some kind of an agreement partial deal china is willing to do a small deal but focuses on trades not intellectual property theft joining us stephanie pomboy great to see you. thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> what is your read on the latest china back-and-forth? >> in terms of impact on markets, you know, i am over this constant headlined back-and-forth and back-and-forth, it has been what a year and one half now of this seems pretty clear that -- you know the prospects of a real deal where we get the intelle

has admitted that mistakes were made for that 737 max jets which led to 2 deadly crashes then a small emberg was appearing before a u.s. congressional hearing when he acknowledged there were errors in the jet software that the company failed to give pilots enough information on the stall prevention system he apologized to the victims' families john hendren has more from outside boeing's in social headquarters in chicago. in a 2 and a half hour grilling on capitol hill senators question dennis miller the chief executive officer of the boeing company this was on the one year anniversary of the crash of a lion airplane in which one $189.00 people were killed in indonesia that was one of 2 crashes a total of $346.00 people died on those planes after that regulators around the world stopped the boeing $737.00 max from flying family members of the victims held up the pictures of those who died in the hearing room on capitol hill and senators were often harsh senator richard blumenthal called the planes flying coffins senator ted cruz read text messages from the pilot one of them saying that

looking at boeing, a pilot for the 737 max jet saying he lied to faa regulators about the safety of that see some 8%. ibm posted weak third quarter revenue. revenue dropped for five straight quarters. go to the s&p. merck, unitedhealth, cardinal, three distributors here health care sector the best performer this week as we talk about settlement in the opioid litigation. really helping these stocks as you can see right here. unitedhealth of course an insurer. s&p laggards, boeing not just a dow component but an s&p component. we mentioned the scandal with the faa energy was the worst sector, noble and timerex -- cimarex trading lower. liz: j&j boeing, accounting for all the dow's losses right now. before the break we showed awe chart a mystery chart if you will. we want you to look at it again. 14 years ago was the last time this commodity saw such lofty heights. any guesses? it is, dissolve, natural gas. you would have to go back to november 13th of 2005 when nat-gas was at 15.37 per mill british thermal units. today, a paltry $2.35. our next guest says now is the time to buy, a long-ter

the ceo started with an apology to the families affected by the two crashes involving the 737 max jetsthis hearing is live ongoing right now. just to let you know, he started out at boeing as an intern 30 years ago, as an engineering student, and he's committed to making things right. he said boeing is trying to help those families affected with $100 million to help meet their financial needs, acknowledging there is no way to replace the personal loss the families have felt. he says he's been on flights himself and they have spent 100,000 hours of testing to be sure the 737 max jets are safe. again, this is live questioning and i'll monitor this hearing and let you know what else they are asking him about this morning. taking you to the opening bell this morning, beyond me stock was eligible for trading this morning following the ipo. despite a good earnings report, landlord the insiders are cashing in there. take a look at the big board this morning, the new york stock exchange, dow jones up about a quarter of a percent. the s & p hanging onto about the same gain, and nasdaq is down r

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has admitted mistakes were made with his $77.00 max jet which led to 2 deadly crashes dennis millen bird told a u.s. congressional hearing there were errors in the jet software he said the company failed to give pilots enough information on the stall prevention system those are the headlines we're back in half an hour right now on al-jazeera it's back to return of a president. negotiations have at last and were on our way to acetic meeting in prague. and they said the sun say. the president and the coup leader had to it as for me to push over the set of hits of states to discuss the road. back would you want to speak from this meeting with actually. i don't. you don't know. what do we should. dos know what ok. there's a seal is right in full right now you know so it is not just another meeting it is my hope so you go you know. it could go i have lost my you should hear. this on the property just to get through which. in the north and it was a show they are sure there was a long and other that made me happy don't do more because your mother has got to leave the mobility. man lived to an i

congressional hearing that mistakes were made with its 737 max jet which led to 2 deadly crashes and the plane's worldwide grounding that is made in book of knowledge to arras in the jet software and fails to give pilots enough information on the stall prevention system he also apologized to the victims' families who sat behind him holding up photos of their relatives it's exactly one year since the crash in indonesia which killed all 189 on board the same boeing model also crashed in ethiopia and march even 157 people dead we are sorry deeply and truly sorry as a husband and father myself. i'm heartbroken by your loss i think about you and your loved ones every day and i know are entire boeing team does as well i know that probably doesn't offer much comfort and healing at this point but i want you to know that we carry those memories with us every day and every day that drives us to improve the safety of our airplanes and our industry parts of california are bracing for strong winds which are expected to fan wildfires burning across the u.s. state thick smoke plumes can easily be se

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dennis moon and burke denied rumors he had offered to resign in the wake of the grounding of the 737 max jet unfollowed crashes in indonesia and ethiopia that killed 346 people boeing's profits have collapsed since its keen multo with thousands of orders was banned from flying. well as family members of the crash victims looked on tennessee congressman steve cohen attacked me and for his executive pay and his promises of accountability so you're saying you're not giving up any compensation at all you're continuing to work and make $30000000.00 a year after this horrific 2 accidents that caused all these people relatives to go to disappear to die you're not taking your cut pay and all others in our board will make those terminate you're not accountable them you're saying the board's accountable congressman i am accountable sir. germany's public coffers are often described as overflowing keeping them topped up is so important. in the law but tax collectors have warned the bundestag that it may soon need to tighten its tax revenue starts to fall nevertheless germany's neighbors. christine legar

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has admitted that mistakes were made with that 737 max jets which the deadly crash . before a u.s. congressional hearing where he acknowledged there were errors in the jet software that the company had failed to give pilots information on the stall prevention system. people. rescue teams are searching for dozens still missing in the country. stay with us the news continues after. the remains of rama's new coaches father and brothers were finally found a couple of years ago in a mass grave not far from nearby stepped in the. years after he began searching for his family he could finally lead them to rest. but there were more bones to be found and he continued scouring these woods to help others also find closure. local government vehicles all of these old local difficult work and local political will before. long want to move there by the knowledge of. the. local more a little local both. local both who. is in it are not. seen i moved away from new. york will board a last meal when i'm lodging going to what are. called. sodomy along tree you still going out with the. what the move wi

house transportation committee chairman said those improvements should have been made before the max jet began carrying passengers. 346 died and two crashes involving the jet. >>> the ncaa board of governors' meeting since the proposal was adopted to allow college athletes to accept endorsement money without penalty. the ncaa said it's willing to change with the times but will not eliminate the line separating athletes with pro sports and more than one dozen states are considering legislation similar to california. the ncaa is willing to modify some rules which means it will be allowed but regulated for endorsement deals. a win tonight and the houston astros win the world series for the second time in three years, up 3-2 against the nationals and tonight's game is that houston minute maid park but so far, no home-field advantage in the series with the astros losing the first two games in houston and won the next three games in washington. game six and game seven if necessary are in houston and our coverage starts at 4:30 with first pitch at 5:07. get your local news while the game is on

front of washington lawmakers tonight offering to resign in the wake of the grabbing of the 737 max jets which followed crashes in indonesia ethiopia that killed 346 people boeing's profits have collapsed since its key model was banned from flying. the world health organization. for animal health is warning that no country is immune to the risk of african swine fever asia has struggled to contain the deadly virus which was 1st detected in the world's largest producer china last year it has since spread to vietnam cambodia and the philippines. now you might not have heard of it but today is world savings day it's been marked since 1924 and it's meant to encourage the virtues of saving and thrift for households and governments but is putting your money in the bank such a safe bet anymore for years risk averse germans have led the way as one of the countries where private citizens and companies have put the biggest share of their income in the bank rather than spend it last year households and businesses put more than 18 percent of their disposable income away for a rainy day and that's wel

has admitted that mistakes were made with his 737 max jet which led to 2 fatal crashes dennis miller told a u.s. congressional hearing there were errors in the jet software he said the company failed to give pilots enough information on the store prevention system we are sorry deeply and truly sorry as a husband and father myself.

remainet of 737 max jets grounded.or the first time, the chief executive will answer questions from lawmakers. he holds his hands up. >> we know we made mistakes and got some things wrong. we own that end we are fixing them. >> he says boeing made changes to the anti-stall system. they had developed a software update which will be installed races toanes as boeing get the 737 back in the sky. >> we have flown 700 test flights with the software. dozens and dozens of simulations with customers. we are updating training packckages. it is a holistic solution that will give us confidence t this airplane will be one of the safest to fly. >> the scandal has put boeing relationship with administrators. lawmakers are looking at whether the system of certifying aircraft needs an overhaul. the cost.l counting it has set aside billions toto compensate a airlines who are waiting for planes to return to the sky. at bp plunged over 40% in three months the end of september. earnings hit by lower prices and falling production because of

>>boeing is taking another step toward getting at 7.37 max jets back in the air. a select group of us and international pilots we'll be trying out the new software in the final round of simulator tests. that's according to sources familiar with the plans. the last round of testing will begin in november in seattle and the f a a will of course be watching regulars what the simulator testing to determso that the planes can safely fly agai boei the in the air again by early next year. we've heard of the so called porch pirates right people stealing these packages off front porches but how about a delivery driver who is also a criminal past sarah hollenbeck has the story tonight. >>almost that water off of it and was on and i will be period. >>absolutely wright like so many of us relies on amazon for deliveries bill personal and professional i get the text alert. >>as to when they're being delivered back to take the picture box on the board. >>but several packages coming out of keep amazon warehouse never made it to their intended doorsteps. >>police arresting this ma

will question boeing's ceo later today for the first time since 346 people were killed in two 737 max jetin pre—prepared testimony, dennis muilenburg admitted mistakes were made, adding that accidents like these must never happen again. pla nt—based meat—maker beyond meat has reported its first ever profit. the us firm, which counts leonardo dicaprio among its investors, made $4.1 million in the third quarter. the company creates substitutes for meat by using ingredients that mimic the composition of meat, like proteins from peas and fava beans. it's being reported by the financial times that the popular chinese—owned video—sharing app tiktok is looking to go public on the hong kong stock exchange. rico hizon is in our asia business hub with the details. nice to see you, rico. what can you tell us? well, you know, sally, about ten minutes ago we received a statement from the parent company of tick tock to talk, and the spokesperson said, "there is absolutely zero truth to the rumours that they plan to list in hong kong in the first quarter of 2020". that isa in the first quarter of 2020".

delayed telling regulators about key information during the certification process of troubled 737 max jetand giving us the whole story. it seems to go -- su keenan giving us the whole story which seems to go from bad to worse. su: credit suisse citing the increased risk. let's take a look at the five-day chart, and you can see where news of these internal messages between staff that indicate boeing knew about max jet problems during the certification problem. the stock was down almost 7%, down again on monday. if you look at the big picture, you can see the stock has been under pressure since the max jet was involved in a fatal crash. the perception of and heightened potential of the incomplete disclosure by boeing is weighing on things. you have a well-known analyst who is maintaining his outperform on boeing but even he says this is a problem. let's listen. concern is that this is going to morph into a criminal investigation, and also, very importantly, is this going to results into the faa taking more time to certify the plane? because if that timeline moves out, that will basically be

boeing has reported a sharp drop in third—quarter earnings as its once best—selling 737 max jet remainsthe company booked another $900 million in costs due to the fa cts $900 million in costs due to the facts as it reported much bolder probability as is betty. samira hussain has more from new york. boeing is facing its biggest crisis of its 103 year history for sub the boeing 737 max planes have been grounded for the last seven months. ceo dennis mullen burke has said the planes will be approved to fly again by the end of the year. but getting approvalfrom by the end of the year. but getting approval from american regulators get to for one hurdle. european regulars have already said they will wa nt to regulars have already said they will want to do their own testing to make sure the jets want to do their own testing to make sure thejets are want to do their own testing to make sure the jets are safe to fly which means the company may have to wait even longer to see the max fleet to fly internationally and the longer this crisis goes on for boeing, the more costly it becomes. in the last

inequality in the country the c e o of boeing is admitted that mistakes were made with the company's 737 max jet crashes involving 2 of the aircraft killed 346 people in the last year dennis miller burke appeared before a u.s. congressional committee and admitted that there been errors in the jet software he also said the company failed to give pilots enough information on a system that was meant to prevent a stall. general motors is reporting better than expected quarterly earnings despite a strike that shut down production the u.s. auto maker had strong sales over the last 3 months but and expects to take a $3000000000.00 hit for its earnings for the whole of 2019 years of the 40 day strike which ended last week after union members of greed to a new 4 year pay and benefits deal. sugarcane farmers in parts of asia are struggling because of an oversupply that sent prices to their lowest levels in 6 years some of the world's largest producers have huge stockpiles including in thailand where the new harvest is about to begin to hay reports. this factory in northeast thailand isn't supposed to be o

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. -- max jets.ior research analyst joins us on the phone from boston. thank you for joining us. what is it about the latest revelation that has evil so concerned about the 737 max grounding in a way that they haven't been for some time? >> it's that they feel that boeing may have withheld some data and the real concern is is this going to morph into a criminal investigation. very importantly, is this going to result in the the faa taking more time to certify the wayne. if that timeline moves out -- certify the plane. if that timeline moves out it will become for their finances. in that i'm interested timeline. some airlines saying that january or february would be a realistic a to get that back in the air. what's the relationship there right now? is the relationship so strained that they won't be able to work together to expedite the process of getting the plane back in the air? question.at's the they have been working together. just to make one kind of clarification, there is a difference between w

$610.00 the final crash report blames a combination of factors including design flaws in boeing 737 max jet as well as maintenance problems and inadequate pilot training. the line a plane crashed into the java sea 12 minutes after takeoff from indonesia's capital jakarta all 189 people on board died including anton so hardy's cozzens he says he's disappointed with the report's conclusions. and we actually had big hopes that the government would answer all our questions but the information was being given as almost nothing to what we already known. the report highlights problems with boeing's anti stall software known as n. cas it's also implicated in a similar crash in ethiopia in monch which led to the grounding of the max fleet worldwide it's significant because it sort of reaffirms that boeing does share responsibility for this for the way they designed the in care system which is the maneuvering characteristics saying that basically took control of way from the pilots and the pilots were having to fight the airplane pilots flying the line it jets had reported problems the day before it

boeing hasn't stopped making the max jets. they're building 42 more of them each month. the questions, why wouldn't the company maybe walk away from this fleet at this point? >> well, they've got a lot invested in t ana. you know, the 737 is an amazing airplane. the engines are amazing engines as well. is it too late to walk away from it? i don't think so. i think there's something that can be done at this point to say we need to start over and develop a new aircraft. but you can't just trash that. they have to make this right. if they can't make it right, then it indicates there's much deeper problems within boeing. just for their own credibility, they have to prove they can get this aircraft back in line. >> as an aviation expert, could there ever be a point where you would feel safe flying in a max jet? >> i think there is. i'm going up to boeing next week or within the next ten days, and i'm going to look at it myself. i'm going to see what's happening. i'm going to see what the faa administrator dixon is looking at. i'm going to speak with the executives at boeing,

suisse and ubs there are some unknowns with the company as intense syification, investigation of 737 max jete journal reporting that some employees could have felt undue pressure from managers when completing surveys about safety rated approves. this is digging up into the past, leading up to the crashes. boeing will report its earnings this week. i want to draw your attention to halliburton today. that stock seeing a 7% pop. reporting solid earnings despite the fact that crude oil prices have been depressed. higher than $50 a barrel. eps of 34 cents is right smack in line. what investors like about halliburton t continues to cut costs t has plans to do that even further in the future, charles. >> jackie, thank you very much. really appreciate it. while some democrat presidential hopefuls are pushing all out ban on fracking president trump is going in the opposite direction. he is actually touting our energy independence. details on this upcoming trip to the battleground state of pennsylvania is next. ♪ obvious. sometimes, they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture

in a senate hearing yesterday he apologize for the company's 737 max jets that crashed in indonesia and the company is working on safety improvements. the planes are currently grounded around the world. relatives and victims appeared at the hearing and called the max jets flying coffins. >>> two state department officials are scheduled to testify today as the house continues to make the case for impeachment. yesterday lieutenant colonel alexander vindman testified for 10 hours behind closed doors. vindman is the first current white house official to appear and described his concerns as he listened in on the phone call between president trump's and the president of ukraine. this morning when republican congressman who was in the hearings said democrats blocked questions from gop members, specifically about who else vindman spoke with. >> i wish the public could watch what took place yesterday but it's just more of the same. in the resolution, the fake resolution they are proposing is just going to be more of the same. >> the resolution to approve the impeachment inquiry process is schedu

the grounding of the 737 max jet is expected to to weigh heavily on boeing's third quarter results, theyore today's opening bell. here are the expectations, earnings per share to tumble more than 40% from a year ago. we are going to take a look at the challenges facing the plane maker later in the show. cheryl: we should add that indonesia will release another report on the morning of octobey that mul mull muilenburg heads o congress. cheryl.lauren: it's the annivef one of the crash as well. cheryl: the nba china controversy hits the season's opening games. a group of activists handed out t-shirts reading fight for freedom, stand for hong kong. an espn reporter tweeted an image which showed the t-shirts. in toronto, some fans wearing pro democracy t-shirts at that game between the pelicans and the raptors, that controversy sparked by a tweet from daryl morey that was at the time supporting protesters in hong kong. lauren: after that tweet, china's state television didn't air the games. they're not airing the opening games. shaquille o'neal defended morey. >> one of our best values in ame

$610.00 the final crash report blames a combination of factors including design flaws in boeing 737 max jet as well as maintenance problems and inadequate pilot training. the line a plane crashed into the java sea 12 minutes after takeoff from indonesia's capital jakarta all 189 people on board died including anton so hardy's cousins he says he's disappointed with the report's conclusions. and we actually had big hopes that the government would answer all our questions but the information we've been given adds almost nothing to what we already known. the report highlights problems with boeing's anti stall software known as n. cas it's also implicated in a similar crash in ethiopia in monch which led to the grounding of the max fleet worldwide it's significant because it sort of reaffirms that boeing does share responsibility for this for the way they designed the in care system which is the maneuvering characteristic saying that basically took control of way from the pilots and the pilots were having to fight the airplane pilots flying the line jets had reported problems the day before it c

retooling its image following two deadly crashes that side lined one important product line, the 737 max jetck has all the nuts and bolts of this story when "the claman countdown" comes right back. liz: breaking news, just moments ago, this hitting the tape, southwest pilots union predicting, quote, probably now a february time frame to say the least end quote for the return of the boeing 737 max jet. you look at shares of southwest, they are flat to slightly higher at the moment at $54.02, but look at boeing. boeing i believe had been up earlier. it is now down about half a percent. moy because of a flight ban that regulators will not lift until they approve fixes to the flight control system that's been implicated in the two crashes that claimed the lives of 346 people. i want to get to jeff flock who is stand big in chicago. you know, jeff, boeing also had ejected its ceo dennis mullenberg from the chairmanship. still gets the ceo title; right? >> they say he has the full confidence of the board but this is clearly a move that's weakened dennis mullenberg who is 55 years old and until on

. >>> boeing responded to reports that they knew of significant problems with the 737 max jet series for approval. reporters reported that in 2016, a test pilot reviewing the 737 feature told a colleague via text message that the system was running rampant and called it a egregious. this was well before the system was approved by the faa. they said it was unfortunate that the messages were not released in a manner allowing for meaningful explanation. they are grounded and there is no firm date for them to be back in the air. >>> nasa is working to make good journey to outer space more comfortable for astronauts. we get a look at a new prototype for inflatable housing.>> reporter: dozens of test inflatable see lodges that will house astronauts on the surface of the moon. the team is reviewing five different massive housing markups built by different companies. >> the point is to define what we like and do not like about the habitats, and come up with recommendations and requirements for what we want to go into flight with. >> reporter: the outpost will be known as a lunar gateway. thi

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. >>> family members of those killed in the two crashes involving boeing's 737 max jets held up picturesloved ones as the company's ceo was grilled on capitol hill today. dennis muilenburg told them he was aware a test raised questions in 2019 before the second deadly crash. he was pressed about delays in turning over internal messages that reported erratic behavior with the simulator. >> those pilots never had a chance. those loved ones never had a chance. they were in flying coffin. >> how did you not in february send out a nine-alarm fire to say we need to figure out exactly what happened? >> senator, as you mentioned, i didn't see the details of this exchange until recently. >> the tense hearing came a year to the day after the first of the two crashes which killed a total of 346 people. >> while all your lives move, on for the last six month, my life has not moved an inch. >> what matters is that we get to the bottom of this. find the people who are involved in certifying. and have them all be accountable. max fleet has been grounded since march, pending software updates and faa app

the move marks the first high-level departure since two deadly crashes involving boeing's 737 max jets. meanwhile, boeing will deliver its third-quarter financial results later on today. >>> britain's prime minister has vowed to push for a general election if the e.u. proposes to delay brexit again. yesterday boris johnson put his brexit bill on hold after lawmakers rejected his plan to get it signed off in three days. the e.u. must now decide whether to grant a delay to the october 31st deadline and how long that delay would be. the president of the european council says that he will recommend the e.u. grant britain's request for an extension. >>> new sex assault charges have been filed against oscar-winning actor cuba gooding jr. a third woman accused gooding of sexual misconduct. gooding was already facing four sexual misconduct counts involving two women on separate occasions. gooding has denied all accusations. >>> and coming up on the morning news, police believe they have found the body of a missing alabama girl. >>> and presidential election dispute. violence breaks out in boli

. >>> another possible delay for the return of the boeing 737 max jets.ilot union leaders at southwest saying that they don't expect to fly the troubled planes until at least february next year. that's later than southwest and boeing originally projected. new leaders say that among the factors keeping the plane grounded, pilot training requirements and possible changes to checklists that pilots are expected to perform. >>> if you are on the job hunt, now may ime. beuse typallybe has yothe most jobs posted. many hiring managers say they like to bring people on during the month because it's a busy time and they like to get new hires in and trained before the end of the year. >>> some teachers in florida are now carrying guns inside the classrooms. it's because of a new law passed in response to the parkland school shooting where 17 students and staff were killed. but only teachers in bay county schools can carry concealed handguns. on top of that, the schools will also have an armed resource officer. critics however say that florida lacks oversight over the

o. was grilled by us lawmakers over to deadly crashes involving at seven thirty seven max jets. boeing is facing new is safety concerns. company now says cracks have been found in wing components on up to fifty of it seven thirty seven next generation or ng g anes. t thats a predecessor to the max. the latetest airliline to ground one of the jets jeanne robertson reports. the blow for boeing what does iss the latest airline to ground one of its boeing fleet after cracks were found in its wing the floor was found in a seven three seven new generation plane i completely understand the concern you know it it's quite know the structural integririty of an n aircraftade up o of many componenents. the problem is in the oddly named pickle fork which is in fact theox the plane which binds the wings the fuselage boeing is said that less than 5% of one thoususand planes had cracks detected which means up to fifty planes have been grounded for repairs this new discovery has heightened fears that the scale of this problem may have been underestimated. authorities in seoul granted n nine of i

. >>30 years ago and boeing is taking another step towards getting at 7.37 max jets back in the air when pilots could finish trying out new software and simulator tests and big changes for jewel why the san francisco based company will no longer be selling fruit for dessert, flavored e cigarette and if you're watching us on kron on during the commercial breaks will be streaming. kron four's original coverage from that day of the loan prieta quake if you don't have kron on it's available to download in the app store. i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow at a few sh wers last night the sun returned. so did the wind it's getting blustery outside how lo there are those who will say that you're: too fat. too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to them we say too bad. because at kaiser permanente, we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. >>time now to talk about our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside here in san francisco feeling like fall out there. lawrence after that big storm we had last night it was moved well he's footbal