and how do you reassure the flying public that they don't get on a 737 max jet? this is likely to crash. all of those messages need to be communicated by the top leadership of the business, the c.e.o. and the leadership team. and we just didn't see them. i give them probably a 4 out of 10. that's not so great. yeah, of course, reinstalling public confidence in this plane is a huge question. but for the airlines, many of them placed these orders long before the coronavirus came and made a mess of the airline industry. will a lot of those airlines of change their strategy completely since that they have and the thing that happens in all businesses is that markets evolve and technology helps those markets evolve. consumer preferences, hope, those markets of all of them. the thing that is going to be even more problematic for bradley is that once the flying public, very slowly, incrementally return to the skies, other aircraft will come on to the market eventually, maybe sooner than later, with alternative greener credentials, hydrogen solar, all of these, you know,

♪ i'm a fighter and i'm fighting for all students. >>> next tonight here, boeing's fleet of 737 max jetsoon be cleared for takeoff. sources telling abc news that the faa will announce tomorrow that the fleet is safe to fly and can return to service. the jets grounded for 20 months following two deadly crashes overseas. boeing making changes to the cockpit software blamed for both crashes. american airlines already scheduling the planes to fly next month. >>> and tonight, new orleans has now canceled next year's mardi gras parades because of the pandemic. city officials calling the famous parades potential superspreader events. new orleans restrictions ban outdoor gatherings with more than 250 people. the city saying it won't cancel mardi gras itself, because it is of course a religious holiday. >>> when we come back here tonight, the historic moment overnight and what a picture it was. >>> we also have news on dolly parton tonight. which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for pos

boeing 737 max jet has been given approval to fly again by the u.s. aviation regulator once the planes are fitted with new software and pilots retrained. the fleet has been grounded worldwide for nearly 2 years after clashes kills nearly 350 people. and they are unconfirmed reports of fatalities in uganda where clashes have broken out between protesters and police. supporters of the pop star turned politician bobby windburn, ties in the streets after he was arrested. once again. u.s. secretary of state michael imperioli is in israel on what's said to be his last tour on behalf of the trump administration. in the past hour, he held a joint press conference with israeli prime minister benjamin its now and visiting bahrain foreign minister, who's also in israel today to praise the normalization of ties between israel and, bahrain. the u.a.e. as well as sudan all deals brokered by the u.s., is expected to become the 1st top u.s. diplomat to visit an illegal settlement in the occupied west bank. that sparked anger among palestinian protesters who see the s

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

boeing 737 max jets has been given approval to fly again by the u.s. aviation regulator once a planes are fitted with new software and pilots have be trained in the field has been grounded worldwide for nearly 2 years after clashes that killed 350 to. and at least 3 people have been killed and dozens more injured in uganda. after confrontations between protesters and police, supporters of the pop saw turned on titian bobby wine burned tires in the streets, after he was arrested once again. in the u.s., donald trump's legal challenge to the election results has suffered another setback . pennsylvania supreme court rejected his campaign's, arguments that republican on the observers did not get close enough vote counting president elect joe biden is for jack to, to have won the state. a trump is contesting the results there and in other battleground states as bring in our white house correspondent, kimberly hockett in washington. kimberly. so drug company continues to suffer these legal setbacks and yet they're not giving up any still challenging the elec

the boeing 737 max jets could be soon returning to the skies. the models expected to get the green light to go back into service from u.s. regulators on wednesday. but passengers will need reassurance of the 7367 max. they say hundreds of people lost their lives in 2 separate. boeing, 737 max crashes just months apart. that led to the grounding of the models, entire fleet in march 2019. but now it looks like the planes could soon be airborne in the u.s. . again, the country's federal aviation administration is expected to lift its grounding order on wednesday and particular will not approve the plan for $200.00. sure those. until i'm satisfied that we've got a quote, we would reverse all of the known safety issues that played a role in the tragic loss of 346 war. the regulator and boeing were found to have made a horrific culmination of failures that led to the crashes. a recent investigation in the us found fault with boeing, engineers, a lack of transparency in company management, and grossly insufficient oversight by the f.a.a. . the aircraft

there will be a lag before passengers fly on a max jet, likely at the end of december. an airlines has said it intends to use the max to fly our route beginning december 29, but they are bringing it back in a phased operation. other airlines prefer to do they need everything they need to do upfront, including retraining all of their pilots and flight simulators before they start reintroducing the max. southwest airlines falls into that category. they expect it will take three to four months before they are ready to put the max back into service. that will put us into the second quarter of 2021 before we really start seeing the max being widely available. vonnie: for sure. how many are ordered? how many will make good on those orders? how many will drop some of those planes, brooke? brooke: that is the question. at this point, there have been more than 1000 max aircraft removed from boeing's backlog this year. a portion have been outright canceled. another portion are deemed unlikely to be fulfilled because of the strain on the buyer's finances. you know, boeing has 450 o

well, the reputational risk arose at the very start with the grounding of this 73737 max jet. and what should have happened was that the leaders of the business at that time, of course, the c.e.o. has since been replaced. perhaps they're linked events, but we didn't hear very much from mr. mullen, bergen. at that point. he wasn't on t.v. . he wasn't communicating with passengers with the airlines about what it all means and what they should do with this very expensive asset. so it all started really with silence. and if you're in a crisis, being silent is not the answer. yaz cost them $20000000000.00 to see. how would you rate that crisis management? well, it's a case study in what not to do very much like, you know, british petroleum or b p, when it had its macondo well to sastre some years ago. this is a very similar situation in some ways because we, you know, the stakeholders who include all of these bodies, staff passengers, airlines airports. i could go on with the number of them all need to have a clear message about what exactly boeing is going to do. what's their acti

well, the reputational risk arose at the very start with the grounding of this 73737 max jet. and what should have happened was that the leaders of the business at that time, of course, the c.e.o. has since been replaced. perhaps they're linked events, but we didn't hear very much from mr. mullen bergan. at that point. he wasn't on t.v. . he wasn't communicating with passengers with the airlines about what it all means and what they should do with this very expensive asset. so it all started really with silence. and if you're in a crisis, being silent is not the answer. yaz cost them $20000000000.00 to see. how would you rate that crisis management? well, it's a case study in what not to do very much like, you know, british petroleum or b p, when it had its macondo well to sastre some years ago. this is a very similar situation in some ways because we, you know, the stakeholders who include all of these bodies, staff passengers, airlines airports. i could go on with the number of them all need to have a clear message about what exactly boeing is going to do. what's their actio

>>> 617 days, that's how long the 737 max jets have been grounded glitches on those planes are responsible for multiple fatal crashes. boeing says changes in software, design and training have solved the problem. would you feel comfortable f flying on one of these jets? here's phil lebeau >> the 737 has been cleared to take off, despite lingering questions about its safety steve dickson says the max is safe >> i would put my opwn family on it and fly on it myself. >> reporter: but the families of those killed in two max cashes have made up their minds this woman died in a crash last year her father says the plane is still dangerous. >> they cut corners on the original design and they're cutting corners on the fixes it's not a safe plane. they refused to do fixes pointed out. passengers should avoid it >> reporter: chris moore, who lost his daughter, danielle, when a 737- 800 crashed last year says he will not fly a max. >> i'll never fly a max. >> the airline is anxious to put the plane back in the air and plans to start flights in december and airlines that have the 737 max in their fleet

. >>> now to the yearlong abc news investigation into the crashes of the boeing 737 max jets. the crashes grounding the fleet worldwide for nearly two years. the first jets are scheduled to return to the sky one month from tomorrow. here's bob woodruff. >> reporter: boeing's 737 max, once the fastest selling jetliner in boeing history, now cleared again for takeoff after two deadly incidents. october 29th, 2018, a lion air flight departing from jakarta, indonesia, plummeted into the java sea. 189 souls aboard perished. just four months later, 157 people were killed when an ethiopian airlines flight crashed. both incidents blamed in part on flight control software called mcas. so it was mcas? it was the computer against the pilot? >> yes, and the way mcas was designed, it was given the control authority to do it as many times as necessary. in other words, it was given the power to try to kill them, essentially, until it finally succeeded. >> reporter: boeing's fleet of 737 max aircraft grounded worldwide, prompting a congressional investigation, and a criminal investigation by t

the 737 max jet is near approval to fly again. are worse than when the plane was grounded. nearly 1200 orders have been canceled or are in doubt as air travel plummeted during the pandemic. that, in turn, a ripple effect on the suppliers. boeing ceo said a number of undisclosed max jets will have to be remarketed and finding some customers will delay deliveries into 2023. what a saga that's been. >> before we let you go, we wanted to say happy veterans day. obviously veterans day during a pandemic is not the same with so many parades and other celebrations now canceled. but we still need to honor our veterans and so we ask you to reach out to those in your family, reach out to those in the community and honor them. >> reach out to the veterans you know and their spouses for the service they have done. >> and the sacrifice. >> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. ce and eligible transfer credits save on average $11k and 1 year off their undergrad degree. see how much you can save. fo

boeing 737 max jets has been given approval to fly again by the u.s. aviation regulator once the planes are fitted with new software and pilots are retrained. the fleet has been grounded worldwide for nearly 2 years after crashes killed nearly 350 people. they are unconfirmed reports of fatalities in uganda where clashes have broken out between protesters and police. supporters of the pop song turned politician bobby windburn, ties in the streets after he was arrested once again. u.s. secretary of state michael bell has praised the normalization of ties between israel and number of skulls. countries. he made the comments during a press conference, israeli prime minister binyamin that's now and bahrain's foreign minister were attending a bail is in israel as part of a wider tour of the middle east and europe and the us, donald trump, s 5, his chief of cyber security just days after he rejected the president's claims of electoral fraud, chris krebs and his agency are responsible for election security. he said the poll was the most secure in american hist

the faa gave the thumbs up to allow the controversial 737 max jet back in the air.rounded since march of 2019 after a pair of fatal crashes killed 346 people. but look, no matter what the faa says and the head of the faa is a test pilot, he flew on it, he says it's okay now, some business and tourist travelers say they don't want to fly on that jet. to kristina partsinevelos at westchester county airport in white plains, new york, where costco, yes, costco is here to save the day? reporter: yes. they saved the day when you need to stock up on toilet paper, laundry detergent, lots of pickles and of course, now a 12-month membership to private jets or to access private jets like this. this is a collaboration between costco as well as wheels up. it's going to cost you a hefty $17,500 but that includes a $4,000 flight credit, a few thousand dollars to costco in a gift card. there's a few other perks as well. the only catch, though, is this $17,500 membership fee with costco doesn't actually include the price of flying so i caught up with the ceo to ask him just how much

is in the last stages of reviewing changes to the $737.00 max jet. now reuters was the 1st to report the f.a.a. could lift the grounding of the troubled jet. as soon as november 18th in a statement, f.a.a. administrator, steve dixon said, quote, even though we are near the finish line, i will lift the grounding order only after safety experts are satisfied that the aircraft meets certification standards. even after the f.a.a. approves these new changes to the $737.00, max airlines will still have to finish software updates and pilot trading a process which could take another month before the jet can fly again. southwest airlines, the largest $737.00 max operator, says quote, says it expects it will take several months to follow f.a.a. requirements and doesn't plan on scheduling the jet until at least q 2 of 2021. other regulators across the globe are expected to make similar decisions. soon. the 737 max has been grounded since march of 2019 after 2 fatal crashes killed 346 people. now it's an accusation we've heard in the past that lalo, we're hearin

. >>> boeing just received approval from the faa to start flying its 737 max jets again. grounded the max jets back in march of 2019 after crashes in indonesia and ethiopia that killed nearly 350 people. american airlines is scheduled to be the first u.s. airline to return the max to passenger service at the end of next month. >>> tesla and elon musk is now the world's third richest person. tesla got a spot in the s&p 500 index yesterday. its share price closed at $408. it spiked 14 in after-hours trading. according to bloomberg, musk's net worth is 1$117 billion surpassing facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg whose net worth is 106 billion. tesla is set to become one of the most ten valuable companies in the index next month. >> i'm so happy to tell you about this story. a beloved american icon is helping in efforts to discover a covid-19 vaccine. in april we didn't know it but we do now dolly parton made a $1 million donation to support research into coronavirus cures. we've now learned that money went to help moderna discover a vaccine that appears to be nearly 95% effective

approves these new changes to the $737.00 max airlines will still have to finish software updates and pilot trading a process which could take another month before the jet can fly again southwest airlines the largest $737.00 max operator says quote says it expects it will take several months to follow f.a.a. requirements and doesn't plan on scheduling the jet until at least q 22021 other regulators across the globe are expected to make similar decisions suit 737 max has been grounded since march of 2019 after 2 fatal crashes killed 346 people. now it's an accusation we've heard in the past leno we're hearing it again as the european union says e-commerce amazon violated antitrust laws by using independent sellers data for its own benefit we analyzed a data sample covering covering over 80000000 transactions and more than 100000000 product listing on your european marketplaces. and our investigation shows that very granular real time business states are relating to 3rd party sellers listings and transactions on the amazon platform they exist to magically feeds into the algorithm of amazon's retail business. it is based on these algorithms that amazon dec

. >>> the faa just gave boeing's 737 max jets the green light to fly again. they've been grounded since march of last year. a 20-month review of the jets addressed a design flaw in the plane's anti-stall system which played a role in two deadly crashes. united will fly the plane as soon as december 29th. >> sounds good. thank you, elizabeth. >>> coming up next, things get heated over the hiring of a bay area police officer. the meeting that ended with some people going to jail. >> they didn't say you need to leave. they didn't say anything. they just straight up arrested me. >>> also next, the bay area company that just cleared a huge hurdle with its new do-it-yourself home coronavirus test kit. >>> and then later, the warriors welcoming someone new and very tall. who they just chose in the ernest hemingway wrote the old man and the sea at 52 satchel paige was still dominating batters at 59. celia cruz was still winning grammys at 77 john wheeler illuminated our ideas of the universe at 70 and roger crouch was 56 when he first went into space your best is yet

europe's safety regulator is expected to allow boeing 737 max jets to return to the skies in january. this week, u.s. regulators cleared the painful flights. 37 max was grounded after 2 crashes in indonesia and ethiopia, whole system. and a new observation satellite aiming to look into how fast sea levels are rising has just taken off from the u.s. air force base in california. sentinel 6 is a joint project between not signed the european space agency. project could give coastal communities more precise weather forecasts before storms make landfall. those are the headlines. i have more news for you on al-jazeera right after inside story. stay with us. a crackdown on uganda's opposition? dozens killed in protests after a pop star turned politician bobby wine is arrested once again. so how much of a threat is he to the president next january's election? this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. uganda's election campaigning is suffering a violent start. at least $37.00 people have died in protests triggered by the arrest of the country's most famous opposition. figure bobb

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

regulators grounded the max jets last year after two deadly crashes killed 346 people.hael lost his daughter on ethiopian flight 302. >> there is not yet enough redundancy and modernization of the systems to guard against yet a third crash. >> the next step will be pilot retraining. united airlines says that it hopes to fly that plane as soon as december 29th. >>> i'm john ramos at uc berkeley where a couple of buildings were unnamed today as the school works to erase white supremacy from its history. we'll have that story coming up. >>> and outrage over the hiring of a police officer involved in a deadly shooting. the heated meeting that ended in several arrests. >>> and he missed all of last season, now another setback for warriors' star like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right n

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all right, so, so the boeing 737 max jets are actually supposed to be back in american airlines rotation of jets on thank god i had to get on one of those. yeah. everyone knows these are the jets that were involved in to her. if it crashes that killed over 300 people were grounded for 2 years and make these fixes. and then coming back online hasn't gotten a ton of media attention. but there's a very important reason it should because the pilots who fly this jet are saying that the f.a.a. a's instructions on how to take the plane out of the nosedive that the other planes have way too many steps involved. so the, the unions that represent the pilot, how many steps are getting out of a deadly require not more than it was a really big run, but yeah, yeah. so the unions representing these pilots are basically quitting it to an extended version of the cha cha slide. at a wedding, the more steps you add there, the more room there is for air, or you can only slide to the left and slide the right so much to me there was a charlie brown. you don't know what the hell's going on. i have wanted a big

the grounding has caused company about $20 billion and taking more than 1000 max jets off of the orderklog. boeing does expect to deliver about half of the jets in storage at the moment over the course of the next year. our analysts think that will free up around $6 billion in cash. i should note here that there has been a lot of optimism that this is going to happen and boeing stock over the course of november was up 50% going into today. thatso have to consider this does not make all of boeing's problems go away. , alearance have some caveats wide swath of fixes. they are also requiring new training for pilots. because of that new training, it does mean this jet we not before and by the major airlines for some time now. american has said it does intend to fly it first flight on december 29, united does not expect to do it until the first quarter. southwest, the second quarter. does remain a question as to how many jets they are actually going to need, given that the pandemic has sapped demand for air travel. boeing has delivered 97 planes this year. only 380 over the course of 2019.

and boeing 737 max jets have been given approval to fly again by the u.s. aviation regulator. the planes are fitted with new software and pilots. every trained, the fleet has been grounded worldwide for nearly 2 years after 2 crashes killed nearly 350 people. pompei is doing is rail on what's that to be his last tour on behalf of the trumpet ministration. he's holding talks with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, bahrain's foreign minister, who's also in jerusalem. thousands of anti-government protesters in thailand have rallied in bangkok a day after violent confrontations. they've gathered as parliament debates a road of possible amendments to the constitution as a key demand of protesters along with reforms to the monarchy. those were the headlines. i will have more news in half an hour the news hour with ali, but next time around as there is the stream to take her to al-jazeera. we heard scott realistically having to deal with institutionalized corruption in this country. we listen. if this breaks up and real conflict between pakistan and india, this has implicatio

boeing 737 max jet has been given approval to fly again by the u.s. aviation regulator once a planes are fitted with new software and pilots are retrained. the fleet has been grounded worldwide for nearly 2 years after crashes killed nearly 350 people u.s. secretary of state. mike has praised the normalization of ties between israel and the number of countries. he made the comments during a press conference with these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu and bahrain's foreign minister. in the us. donald trump has fired his chief of cyber security just days after he rejected the president's claims of electoral fraud. chris crabs and his agency are responsible for election security. he said the poll was the most secure in american history. at least 3 people have been killed and dozens more injured in uganda. after confrontations between protesters and police, supporters of the pop star turned politician bobby windburn tires in the streets after he was arrested at a rally in the east of uganda. and in ethiopia, the leader of the people's liberation f

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

rob reynolds al-jazeera, europe's as safety regulators expected to allow boeing 737 max jets to return to the skies in january. this week, u.s. regulators cleared the plane for flights. the 737 knots was grounded after 2 crashes in indonesia and to a faulty anti stall system. biggest market, china is yet to allow the aircraft back into service. now, spain is mounting a diplomatic offensive in africa, sending senior ministers to morocco and senegal, following a record surge in refugees and migrants reaching the canary islands by sea. hundreds have been transferred to a makeshift camp on a military side with the local government. overwhelmed caraway has more it's the tourist season on spain's canary islands. but despite the coronavirus pandemic and the lack of visitors, these apartments and hotels haven't been left empty. they're being used to house a growing number of migrants arriving in record numbers from africa. there is really no good 1st to do so good to have a family the government forgot to ever go elsewhere to at least $18000.00 people have landed on the shores this year alone.

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

boeing is the best performer on the dow today after the faa cleared the jet maker's 737 max to fly again. the decision comes with an extensive package of fixes and new training requirements for pilots. the jets have been grounded for 20 months after a pair of fatal crashes. joining us now is brooke sutherland the bloomberg opinion. is this aircraft now safe? brooke: i think so. that is the question on everyone's mind. i would say at least for me personally, i would feel comfortable getting on board a 77 max right now. i think the thing to keep in mind is it has been the longest grounding of an aircraft in modern u.s. history, and certainly that does raise some alarms, but it should also give people some comfort that whatever the problems were with this airplane, i think the faa has found them at this point. the fixes you talk about go those that weren't played in the crashes. they also include improvements to resiliency, sorting out wiring. this is a pretty extensive review of this airplane, and the faa's own reputation is on the line here. they were the last agency to ground the 737 max

news coming up doc film looks at boeing and the deadly assumptions that led to the crashes of 2737 max jets michael okumu in berlin for me and the team here thanks for watching. can you hear me now i guess we don't need you and i last year's end sounds now we'll bring you i'm going to matter as you never could have been surprised to cells it was possible who is magical really what moves back and want. to talk to people who follows her along the way maurice and critics like china as the metals last stop. a true american champion along the leading aircraft manufacturer worldwide and i call it an engineering problems. boeing people are very proud of their work it's known all over the world people here are proud of it we're proud of it. but march 10th 2019 proved a major turning point for boeing. in ethiopia a passenger plane with 157 people on board has crashed there are not a survivor of. the victims were from $35.00 countries including 5 germans. children mourned for their parents men and women for their partners and parents for their children. less than 5 months earlier a plane of the same

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

chicago, the southwest airline hub, how long before southwest puts their max jets back into rotationecond quarter of next year, united airlines will do it earlier in the first quarter of next year but american airlines says it'll have a 737 max plane flying round-trip from laguardia to miami by december 29 and then phase in more of the aircraft in january, before any of the airlines can do that they have to undergo changes to the plane mainly the flight control system that was partly to blame and the two crashes, all of the pilots will have to be trained on how to use the plane once it has undergone the changes. boeing has been waiting for 20 months, in the time it has replaced the ceo dave calhoun said in a letter to employees today we have implemented a series of meaningful changes to strengthen the safety practices and culture of our company every next plane we deliver is an opportunity to rebuild our brand and regain trust, trust is going to be big as customers get back on these planes, all the airlines to fly 737 max planes said they will allow customers to rebook if they don't

. >>> the faa has lifted the order that grounded hundreds of boeing 737 max jets for nearly 2 years. wo crashes that killed a total of 346 people in indonesia in 2019 and in africa in 2019. the jets have new software to correct the problems that led to those crashes. european regulators are expected to to allow the jets to fly again in the coming weeks as well but it will take weeks or months of pilot training before u.s. airlines put the newest 737 back on their flight schedule. >>> apple is now settling a multistate $113 million lawsuit related to its iphone batteries. the settlement was announced today by california attorney general javier vasera. the lawsuit said that apple misrepresented iphone batteries , including that the company knowingly equipped iphone 6 and 7 phones with batteries susceptible to performance loss. california will receive $24.6 million of the total settlement. >>> people magazine has announced its sexiest man alive. actor michael b jordan takes the honor for 2020. jordan is known for critically acclaimed performances in "fruitvale station" as well as the mov

the faa grounded the max jets in march 2019 following crashes in indy kn indonesia and ethiopia. it will be the first u.s. airlines to return the max by next month. >>> 7 on your side michael finney joins us with tips on how to boost your wi-fi, michael? >> hey, kristen. let's start with apple because we just learned today that apple will spend $113 million to settle claims over battery issues dealing with its old iphone. now, this may sound familiar to you, let me explain what is going on today. more than 30 states had filed a lawsuit including california, the states accuse the iphone maker of hiding issues with batteries by slowing down phone performance. now earlier this year, apple settled or agreed to pay up to $500 million to settle a private class action suit over the exact same issue. i see what i'm doing wrong here, you guys. i'm so sorry. i got ahead of myself. let's move into the tape. rich oversees electronics testing at consumer reports and has been working with routers and wi-fi for decades but rich had issues with wi-fi at his home. >> we had a dead zone on the deck

. >>> shares of boeing boosting the dow after the faa approved the return of the boeing 737 max jet. erican will be the first airline to put max commercial flights back on its schedule for december the shares up 2% and watch delta as well announcing it will continue blocking the middle seats until march 30th, unlike some of its a t ls lomore "squawk alley" is still ahead, so stay with us ♪ you can go your own way it's time you make the rules. so join the 2 million people who have switched to xfinity mobile. you can choose from the latest phones or bring your own device and choose the amount of data that's right for you to save even more. and you'll get 5g at no extra cost. all on the most reliable network. so choose a data option that's right for you. get 5g included and save up to $400 dollars a year on the network rated #1 in customer satisfaction. it's your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >>> going to the movies may never be the same due to covid-19 as theatres evaluate new ways to accommodate social distancing and safety take a look. >> imagine walking into a theat

means that boeing can start delivering some of the max jets it built during this grounding, but as youit is one thing to be allowed to deliver them. it is a different thing to have customers who want to take those planes. this is going to be a very difficult process. just the way these contracts are written with the airlines, if you have a plane that has been grounded for more than a year, the airlines have a lot of wiggle room. they can cancel these orders or delay the relay very -- delay the delivery significantly. right now, they still have planes in storage from the non-max fleet they are operating. they don't need a bunch of new deliveries coming in and dealing with everything that that entails. this is definitely going to be a long process. it is an important first step because it will at least make this possible to deliver, but i just don't see a lot of carriers being interested in taking new aircraft in the near term come out is why you are not really going to be looking at boeing generating positive cash flow until probably 2022. tom: are these computer fixes, or have they act

the boeing 737 max jets could be soon returning to the skies. the models expected to get the green light to go back into service from u.s. regulators on wednesday. but passengers will need reassurance that the 73 c. 7 max. they say hundreds of people lost their lives in 2 separate. boeing, 737 max crashes just months apart. that led to the grounding of the models entire fleet in march 29, teen. but now it looks like the planes could soon be airborne in the u.s. . again, the country's federal aviation administration is expected to lift its grounding order on wednesday. particular will not approve a plan for 200 passengers for us until i'm satisfied that we've got a quote, we address all of the known safety issues that played a role in the tragic loss of 346 war. the regulator and boeing were found to have made a horrific culmination of failures that led to the crashes. a recent investigation in the us found fault with boeing, engineers, a lack of transparency in company management, and grossly insufficient oversight by the f.a.a. . the aircraft w

europe's safety regulators expected to allow boeing 737 max jets to return to the skies. in january this week, u.s. regulators cleared the plane for flights. the 737 max was bound to 2 crashes in indonesia and linked to a faulty anti stall system. biggest market, china is yet to allow the aircraft back into service. the leader of tibet self declared government in exile has visited the white house for the 1st time in 6 decades. the us government invited nobs to meet with its newly appointed coordinator for tibetan aisha's. the move could further strain ties between the us and china, which sees tibet in 1950, in what it calls a peaceful liberation. but critics say, amount to cultural genocide. 2 hong kong movies critical of china's leadership have won top prizes in taiwan's biggest annual film awards. last course won best documentary, it follows a grassroots democratic movement in a southern chinese village of rukh khan, seen as a symbol of resistance against corruption. the other winner at night is young is a short film about a taxi drivers experience during last year's ant

to boeing shares of the company spiking earlier on news that the faa has cleared the troubled 737 max jeto fly again they were grounded in march of 2019 following two devastating crashes but independent regulators say design changes and enhancements in training make the jets fit for the skies. it could put an end to the difficult era for boeing shares have fallen 20% since the jet was ground 20 months ago the stock is up 130% from its 5 it-week lee in march and with the pandemic grounding travel and the overhang of max issues, boeing shares are still down 30% year to date. >>> coming cup, the market handoff is coming. we'll see where the money will flow. >>> those details ahead. >>> don't forget twah o tcus live on the go using the cnbc app. "the exchange" is back in a couple at fidelity, you'll work with an advisor to help you build a flexible wealth plan. you'll have access to tax-smart investing strategies, and with brokerage accounts online trades are commission free. personalized advice. unmatched value. at fidelity, you can have both. unmatched value. no one likes to choose between

more promise and delivering a covid vaccine, the other getting the green light to return its 737 max jetthe dow transports but the airlines that buy from them on and that's what's pushing the transports toward another record close. the

boeing 737 max jets has been given approval to try again by the u.s. aviation regulator wants to planes are fitted with new software and pilots out retrained. their fate has been grounded world wide for nearly 2 years after clashes killed nearly 350 people and at least 3 people have been killed in uganda and dozens more injured after confrontations between protesters and police, supporters of the pop star turned politician known as wine. in the streets after he was arrested once again. joining us now on the line from is barbara who is the wife of the ugandan opposition? politician bobby wine. thank you very much for speaking to us. can you tell us 1st about the whereabouts of the wind? where is your husband right now? can you hear me barbara? barbara. barbara, can you hear me? barbara, if you can hear me, let me try one more time. where is bobby wind right now? what do you know about his whereabouts? apologies. we're having a few technical issues there. we were on the line with the wife of ugandan opposition, politician bobby wine, who was arrested ear

aviation regulator has given its approval for boeing's trouble 737 max jet to fly again. its fleet, as you know, has been grounded worldwide for nearly 2 years. after 2 crashes killed nearly 350 people. the planes will now be fitted with new software and pilots will have to be retrained rob mcbride report. it's been one of the worst crises to face boeing and it's damaged trust in the aviation industry. as a whole. the 737 max, the latest generation of the world's best selling aircraft, was grounded in march last year after 2 crashes within months that killed 346 people. the 1st was a lion air flight from indonesia in 2018, followed by an ethiopian airlines flight 5 months later. both crashes were traced to a fault that caused the plane software to fight against the pilot and put the plane into an uncontrollable dive. subsequent investigations blamed boeing for technical failings and a lack of transparency which it has struggled to overcome. we absolutely have to rebuild competence in your brain and that starts with getting it certified, bringing it back to service. given