thatis orders for that. —— 737 max. now that is looking very uncertain.hard to predict what the long—term future is, for boeing, and also, we have to clarify the relationship with the federal aviation authorities. there are concerns that the faa, the aviation radiator, did not have enough scrutiny and power to control the certification processes with many of the avionics systems on the 737 max aircraft and there are concerns that certain employees in boeing try to raise concern internally and they were silenced. that is of great concern. also, the relationship with politics, lobby groups and so forth, how much influence did it exert in order to get the 737 max right through and into the air. thank you for your time today, results out later, we will be watching closely. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news: china's huawei says it welcome reports that britain would allow limited use of its equipment in new 56 networks and a security source said britain will allow the chinese company restricted access to non—core parts of the 56 net

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whistleblower calls from within boeing warning regulators of safety issues with the seven three seven max now did boeing react to that at all. for some of the reports you mentioned you know boeing c.e.o. insisted that the company don't make safety features optional and that every one of its airplanes includes all of the safety features necessary for safe flight that's said and questions remain as to whether boeing did everything it could to ensure their planes were as safe as possible and as for now a million berger noted that the company is getting close to us of were fakes and that boeing's initiatives that will be on some of the early commercial flights once the seven thirty seven return to service thank you both hello nice to horo there on wall street for us. now staying with the wall street google's parent company alphabet published disappointing figures after trading hours its first quarter revenue came in below market expectations dropping more than thirty percent on the year the talk of long failed to benefit from the positive u.s. economy amid pressure from record fines that's left s

now max are with you dusseldorf has reason to celebrate they've secured their soft more season expected yellow because of results going their way yesterday they they are actually now safe and won't be relegated the season mathematically and it's hugely surprising all the experts lots of the fans and lots of the neutrals will have thought they went would go straight down or at the very least be in a relegation battle till very late on in the season as it is five games to go and that they're safe and it's incredible because not only have they been there that they not have very big chances at the start of the season they've had turmoil with the coach a change of sporting director and now more changes in the boardroom so that usually looks like a club that's really struggling instead cruising to go to graduation to them you know you know that that's a good point i know over to you michelle for one do you think dusseldorf will be able to stay up after next season first real quick do you believe that they'll secure their actually have allergies and i don't know it's very tough to say. maybe m

crashed but after the deadly accidents involving boeing's other popular model the seven thirty seven max now begs the question whether the company has a greater safety problem worthy of scrutiny thanks heidi joe castro al-jazeera washington. well still ahead on al-jazeera everyone wanted in on the action that starts god even the cameraman more with peter coming up and scores. well most of the arts belonging to the world's top museums often remains in storage hidden from public view but one museum in new york is trying to change that christensen amy has more. when it comes to the brooklyn museums collection of american art there's much more than meets the eye those taking in this exhibit called soul of a nation can take a deeper dive into an artist or genre by exploring what's not on display in the museum in what's called the visible storage center collection has a lot of other examples and this is an example of a work by an artist affiliated in the black arts movement that wasn't in the exhibition but is certainly in our collection museum goers are often shocked to learn that most major inst

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crashed but after the deadly accidents involving boeing's other popular model the seven thirty seven max now begs the question whether the company has a greater safety problem worthy of scrutiny by peter castro al-jazeera. for more on this let's speak to kyle bailey who is an aviation analyst a former f.a.a. safety team representative and a pilot he joins us now on skype from buffalo new jersey called the new york times investigation into boeing's manufacturing describes a culture that often valued production speed over quality how worried should we all be. you know we should first of all good morning and we should not be worried about this keep in mind boeing has about one hundred fifty three thousand employees and we're talking about a dozen employees actually that were making claims about this production facility so you know there really isn't much to worry about and voting has a stellar track record as in their production line and there really have been no no accidents or incidents as a result of such things as metal shavings and manufacturing anomalies that have happened have this is a

crashed but after the deadly accidents involving boeing's other popular model the seven thirty seven max nowbegs the question whether the company has a greater safety problem worthy of scrutiny. joe castro al-jazeera. brazil's indigenous people have marched in the country's capital demanding protection for their land rights they fear that hard won rights will be eroded by the new president tradable scenario that's given added significance of this year's them straight it happens every april when brazil holds what it calls indian day for this aboard joining the some of the indigenous people who camped near brazil's congress. who are here in brazil the capital brasilia worth thousands of members of the brazil of indigenous communities have started to arrive to the capital for a three day event even though this event happens every year this particular event is very very meaningful for them because they say they're using it to fan their very strong message to president. who would be accused is threatening their very existence the precedent fifth taking office for example has taken a series of mea

max: right now it still makes sense to be invested in risk assets. upside,a little further inequities in particular in the u.s. and china, given the easing and the supportive data we have gotten, that is one thing. the further we go on and the further we rise in risk assets and equities in particular towards the end of q2, i would be pretty aggressively cutting risk. vonnie: what indicators are you looking to give you clues early on? earlier, we had john normand talking about different correlations and d correlations. tionsinteresting decorrela are you seeing in the market right now? max: we look at sentiment and flow and positioning, and also technical indicators, across asset classes. despite the rally we have seen last week and the last four , flows,sentiment positioning, technicals, they don't suggest that we are in overstretched bearish territory yet. from this technical point of view, i don't think there is time to sell into sounding the alarm sound all really. that is not a time when you are actively cutting risk yet. i think that is a little

everything and because he succumbed ultimately to magical thinking we're in the situation that we are now not max and i am i sitting here in malibu ready for the fires to now not us anyway that's going to fix this portion of the the report we're taking a break when i come back much more stay right there. doesn't have strong policy positions maybe that was his greatest appeal though he made it clear corruption is ukraine's biggest challenge. fixing ukraine's very serious problems is no laughing matter. which. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keyser time now to turn to leave fox beauregard a gig economy superstar lee walk and thank you that's a cool name fox beauregard sounds like a good kind of a superstar you were born to be a good economy superstar all right now we're an amazing property you are the owner of this amazing property and it's available for rent on a few sites including air b.n. b. where you are a super host so what does that mean to be a super host so there's a couple things one is and you have to be able to take instant bookings and the second is you have to have shown tha

and they are saying they are still working on an update for the software onboard the boeing 737 max. nowmonstration flight with that new software. the ceo of boeing was onboard. now, they started working on that software update after the indonesian crash which begs the obvious questions. why wasn't more urgency attached to that project? and why weren't more alerts sent out to pilots talking about this potential problem? and it is notjust boeing that is under scrutiny, it is the american air regulator as well. ahead of the launch of the 737 max, boeing praised the federal aviation administration for streamlining the certification process. now, did that streamlining mean that safety standards were compromised? and that was nick brandt is speaking. with me is david who is operations and safety in their —— safety editor of fight international magazine. the findings suggest that the pilots acted correctly. yes and there are two preliminary reports as your previous reportjust said. and they both say things which are very similarand so they both say things which are very similar and so everythi

these guys because he succumbed ultimately to magical thinking we're in the situation that we are now not max and i am i sitting here in malibu ready for the fires to now not us anyway that's going to this portion of the the report we're taking a break when i come back much more stay right there. breaks it. catch their breath for a single purpose in the face of a superman. you already see. and they save lives. so it's seemed wrong all right old roles just don't hold. any old belief yet to shape out disdained it comes to education and in gains from it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart when she's to look for common ground. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keyser time now to turn to leave fox beauregard a gig economy superstar lee walk and thank you that's a cool name fox beauregard sounds like a good kind of a superstar you were born to be a good economy superstar all right now we're an amazing property you are the owner of this amazing property and it's available for rent on a few sites including air b. and b. where you are a super host so what does that mean

everything and because he succumbed ultimately to magical thinking we're in the situation that we are now not max and i and i sitting here in malibu for the ready for the fires to now not us anyway that's going to fix this portion of the the report we're taking a break when i come back much more stay right there. and when else seem wrong. why don't we just don't call. me. yet to see. the answer. and in detroit. the trail. when something is find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to sort of go from fields where everything is familiar on the other i want to the new challenge and the fresh perspective i'm used to surprising us all or not if you think. i'm going to talk about football not for you or else if you think i was going to go . by the way ways of that slide here. and there was a crack seems to do crack when i was a little kid my dad he was like a bust at the so you know i got like what i needed when i was a baby boy i had a

crashed but after the deadly accidents involving boeing's other popular model the seven thirty seven max now begs the question whether the company has a greater safety problem worthy of scrutiny hi peter castro al-jazeera one. now scotland's first minister wants to hold a second independence referendum within the next two years if bracks it happens nicolas sturgeon told m.p.'s and timber she'll introduce legislation laying out the rules for a new poll soon scots voted five years ago to stay in the united kingdom by fifty five percent to forty five percent but the brics a vote to leave the european union has spurred scottish nationalists to demand another vote which m.p.'s in london would have to agree to we face been forced to the margins so you'd lamed within a huge key that is itself increasingly so you claimed on the international stage independents by contrast with the lawyers to protect our place in europe it would enable us to not or most important relationships those with the other countries of the british are used on the basis of equality climate change protesters have brought commut

crashed but after the deadly accidents involving boeing's other popular model the seven thirty seven max now begs the question whether the company has a greater safety problem worthy of scrutiny by peter castro al-jazeera one. they don't have a kingdom a set to approve the chinese technology giant way to build parts of russians new five g. my volunteer network that is despite the us want to get against doing business with our way citing security risks lansley reports from london. way has grand ambitions and appears to be on track to carry them out the chinese giant telecoms company is catching samsung in global sales and has signed dozens of next generation five g. contracts with providers around the globe at the heart of it all is the issue of trust huawei is directly linked to the chinese states and the sought to reassure western countries that its infrastructure doesn't pose a threat to their security australia new zealand and the us particularly who are very suspicious of. there's mixed opinions in the u.k. it is mixed appeasing come after all those don't forget it was counted with origi

crashed but after the deadly accidents involving boeing's other popular model the seven thirty seven max nowbegs the question whether the company has a greater safety problem worthy of scrutiny heidi joe castro al-jazeera wants. now most of the audience belonging to the world's top museums often remains in storage hidden from public view but one museum in new york is trying to change that christensen amy has no. when it comes to the brooklyn museums collection of american art there's much more than meets the eye those taking in this exhibit called soul of a nation can take a deeper dive into an artist or genre by exploring what's not on display in the museum in what's called the visible storage center collection has a lot of other examples and this is an example of a work by an artist affiliated in the black arts movement that wasn't in the exhibition but is certainly in our collection museum goers are often shocked to learn that most major institutions display less than ten percent of their collection here visitors can search the museum's database for hidden gems i never realized this is wh

airlines are unsure when their maxes will fly again. southwest now says it won't schedule the max through august 5th and that will force it to cancel 160 flights a day. american is canceling 90 flights a day through june 5th but says it's also re-examining its summer schedule. united says it sees a minimal impact. the airlines all waiting for boeing's software fix for the system suspected of bringing down two passenger planes that killed 346 people. >> the update will make the 737 max even safer. >> reporter: that software update expected later this month. >> we're taking a comprehensive, disciplined approach and taking the time to make sure that we get it right. >> reporter: that alone won't get the max flying again. today the faa met with airline pilots about what steps they want to see before the plane is recertified for flight. >> not using the calendar, not using a watch. when it's right, we'll know it and that's what our passengers deserve. >> reporter: now experts recommend regularly checking your summer travel reservations in case the airline

leaving the world's max fleet grounded for now. this morning, ethiopian authorities are calling for a thorough review of the plane's flight controls. >> all right. tom, once boeing does its thing and releases the update for that 737 max, how are authorities here in the states going to ensure that that plane is, in fact, safe? people will be afraid to get on those flights. >> reporter: i think there's going to be real public confidence a problem, in the max now. i need to tell you boeing minutes ago told me they are going to do a full, thorough review of the ethiopian airline's findings. beyond that, boeing isn't commenting. the faa is commenting. they grounded the plane. the statement this morning says it will continue to evaluate aspects of the 737 max automative flight control system, the mcas system we've talked about, including its design and pilots interaction to determine compliance with applicable regulations and enhancements that might be needed. this continues to be a situation with the faa bringing together really a blue r

manuel neuer will have to see you know how long the injury will last now max let's take a. step backwards and talk this thursday's pre-match tussle between robert levin. break it down what exactly jaspar there so this day in training a full blown fist fight none of that shoving and pushing that were used in football but it came out and was then confirmed by by and which is somewhat unusual for a big club like them and allegedly the beef was between live and coleman both thinking that the other is too egotistical and then the fists flew and we can have a look on instagram because the eagle eyed fan would have seen this coming a day before it happened. posted this picture right here so he's already warming up for the fight and the guy has previous lost he had a heated exchange with homos in training as well and twenty fifteen have to be separated from bowen saying there was an footage of that where he and him were almost coming as a direct yes you know and his wife is a karate champion so this was a real brawl and on friday this was what the coach nico kobach had to say about

it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keyser time now to turn to leave fox beauregard a gig economy superstar lee walk on thank you that's a cool name fox beauregard sounds a good kind of a superstar you were born to be a good economy superstar all right now we're an amazing property you are the owner of this amazing property and it's available for rent on a few sites including air b.n. b. where you are a super host so what does that mean to be a super host so there's a couple things one is and you have to be able to take instant bookings and the second is you have to have shown that you don't cancel on gas and that you're consistently giving them a five star opportunity so this is the daily life of a super host and tell us more about how do you able to work to keep the status what would you have to what would it what would happen if you lost that have to do i mean there's a significant amount of income that we get by having the opportunity to host these gas so that would be the first thing and second i think you at this

preliminary findings and both preliminary reports have implicated this mcas flight control system in the max jet. nowthe system was added to the 737 max because of the plane having larger engines, moved up a bit on the wing. that created some issues with performance so they put the system on to automatically lower the plane's nose to improve the handling and make it like the older jets. now, in both cases, that system apparently misfired. liz: it was the sensor. they have added another sensor. there have been close to 100 test flights since the grounding of these jets and dennis muelenberg, the ceo of boeing, has been on some of those test flights. he says okay, we are pretty sure we've got this fixed. but it becomes a question of whether everybody else believes that. china took the lead in grounding the boeing jets, which in a way showed their muscle, but everybody else followed. >> it was highly unusual for a foreign regulator to ground the jet and make a decision like that without the agency, in this case the american faa, to take the first step. so yesterday, he told a crowd in texas that he was

to now i max truces door from the spot wasn't enough to turn things around for bremen i they were back asleep early in the second half dusseldorf against a little resistance as they played through brains defends hooven hemmings made it three one in the fifty six minute i mark a suitor added insult to injury for their day finishing up the scoring at four want my. out of a deep relegation trouble and they need surprise surprise points it's a commitment to confirm their been as they get survival last weekend and there was only one goal in this one and it was novus it was absolute bedlam in the boxes keeper tried to avoid a corner but essentially set up the hosts when a look at that goalkeeper going out and then hendrick vedanta spring he can barely believe what is half and three vital points in the fight for survival in hannover the fight for survival is definitely all. of the above and let's get a roundup of all the results so far from match stay thirty one quite a surprise there is shaka they beat dortmund and over end their title hopes got based on black frankfurt dropped points agains

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. >>> now to our investigation to the air disasters involving the boeing 737 max jets and now concerns raised out fety and the inspectors responsible for certifying the planes for flight. our tom costello has details. >> reporter: tonight amid multiplve igations into how the faa approved and certied boeing's 737 max, a senate committee has sent this letter to the acting head of the faa, saying the committee has receivedin rmation from multiple whistle-blowers alleging insufficient training and certificat iion ofmp faa per safety inspectors. the concern, that poorly trained inspectors may hav led to an improper evaluation of the mcas anti-stall system suspected in those two he fatal max cr jeff guzzetti is the former chief of faa atccident investns. >> you would hope the pilots for the faa that evaluated the la ai had already been experienced in 737 operations, had alrey been type rated in a 737. >> reporter: meanwhile, the max fleet is likely to remain grounded for weeks, even months. boeing was expected to release a software update for the mcas software system this week, but now says

now boeing says it is working on the software update for the max 8, but here's the thing. longer than first anticipated. >> that's for sure. they have been ground since early march. >> right. >> and now they are cutting production. what -- what -- i mean, it's been hitting boeing but how hard is it hitting boeing? >> right now stock is tanking another 4%. it's hitting quite hard. >> production has been cut. tomorrow we're getting orders and deliveries for the first quarter. it's expected to be bad for boeing. >> that's a bad situation that they are dealing with. >> yeah. >> and forget boeing's stock price, what it means for these families is even more important. >> good to see you, alison. >> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >> thank you, kate, and welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thanks for sharing your day with us kirstjen nielsen is out at homeland security as president trump's frustration escalates and hardliners seize control of border policy. secretary nielsen is set to say the president is unhinged and looking to look to the law to get h

economic inside almost daily well worth it i highly recommend it steve welcome back thank you max o'reilly now steve king you're just in australia the property market has finally turned it would appear after decades of never ending price rises is this the big kratos you've been talking about a few other people have been talking about that disappearing for a few years what's going on yeah i think it is the big crush. is being pumped as far as it can go when you finally get in the dump off at the pump because a strike is should have had a crash back in two thousand ita long with the rest of the world we had a high level of profit in america had we had a big credit bubble we had a bigger housing bubble it was prevented by the government and i've got to take some of the blame because one we got frozen if you don't these stories leading current affairs program the day the day after that the prime minister was grilled with respect to my views and one week later he came up with a rescue package and that rescue package was opposed giving a thousand dollars to anybody with a pulse in the country and me

welcome back to kaiser report i'm max keyser time now to return to our conversation with dominic frisby over there in the u.k. and london i believe dominic welcome back thanks very much max yep london that's right our eye dominic stacey tells me that you wanted to sell me on the idea or of the situation there and practice it you know i talk a lot about it on twitter certainly what is your thought there what i can say he says you on the idea of direction i can't sell you on the current situation because the current situation is a total mess and we've had to leave the year pin union and nearly three years ago i mean that's just for nominal amount of time and was still that because it's being so long since the. end because theresa may the prime minister's majority is in more and more and and her leadership has been so weak and without vision more and more dissidents has been able to fester and grow the ox dissidents this being given oxygen and so we've seen the remains side of the argument get stronger and more like after the vote pretty much everyone most politicians or most people on the

leaving the world's max fleet grounded for now. this morning ethiopian authorities are calling for thorough review of the plane's flight controls. >> all right. tom, once boein does its thing and releases the update for the 737 max, how are autho ities he the states going to ensure that that plane is, in fact, safe?oi people are to be afraid to get on t. >> reporter: i think there's going to be real public confidence problem in the max right now. i need to tell you that boeing ju minutesgo told me they are going to do a full thorough review of the ethiopian airlines findings. but beyonot that boeing is commenting. the faa however is commenting. keep in mind the faa has grounded this plane. here's the statement this morning. it says it will continue t evaluate aspects of the 737 max automated flight control system. at's the mcas system we've been talking about andpi ts' interaction with the system to determine its compliance with all applicable regulations and to identify future enhancement that might be needed. so really this contin

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to go to crag camp battles report dot com crag welcome back max it's always a pleasure nice to see you and stay single that's fantastic now krag that binds from the u.s. manufacturing and construction spending jumps in march europe however continues to contract how long can the u.s. race ahead of the rest of the world drag you know the first thing that comes to mind max when you say that is a you might recall a couple of years ago janet yellen famously said we never see another financial crisis in her lifetime remember that one. and then she said i think we're just back in january so what even a couple of months ago she said oh you know europe might lead us through the whole world into recession. i think she dropped a few cards on the table there tell you what's coming yeah and in the u.s. has clearly slowing too there are some as we speak some so there's an occasional positive data point in the u.s. but everything else retail sales durable goods employment report. you name it the first quarter g.d.p. everything points to a slowdo

. >>> tonight, bowing has now revealed they will need far more time than expected to install that software fix on its 737 max jets. so, now the question, how long will those grounded jets sit there? and could this now begin to effect the busy summer travel season? here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: with summer travel quickly approaching, it appears tonight these parked boeing 737 maxes, grounded, may not be available for several more weeks. boeing, which planned to ask for approval of its software upgrade last friday, is now asking for more time. >> we're working with customers and regulators around the world to restore faith in our industry. >> reporter: boeing says it will demonstrate it's addressed "all certification requirements" but will now ask for approval in the coming weeks. that could be up to four more weeks. the faa saying it won't approve the software until it is satisfied. the software will make it more difficult for an anti-stall system in the new jet to misfire and easier for a pilot to regain control. that system is suspected in two crashes of maxes in the past five months, in which the

. >>> we move now to developments on therounded 737 max planes. boeing says it is determined to address all safety issues that have emerged from last month'se hiopian airlines crash after system failures were in that ane. tom costello has been on this story since it broke. and tom, is this starting to look like bigger issue with this plane, the max 737 than we first believed? >> reporter: well, that's what accident investigators are looking at. i can tl you boeing has already identified another software fix it needs to make in addition to anti and now the ceo ofhe company is coming out issuing a very blic statement. aimed at the world's airlines and regulators. for you and me for theasnger who is fly every day and the people who hopes will one day fly on that plane again. >> we at boeingor are for the lives lost in the recent max tragic accident. >> reporter: dennis muilenburg responding to one of theiggest crises in boeinghistory. two fatal crashes involving the newest best selling 737 max. lion air flight 610 in indonesia and ethiopian airlines

boeing announced today that it will have an additional $1 billion in costs into the future with the max nowoint out because of the way they handle accounting when it comes to aircraft manufacturing that will be spread out over the life of the program, years, way down the line where they will be accounting for these costs and that's why the shares moved higher this morning. we have the current call within the next hour with boeing ceo. we'll be on it this will be the first time we hear from him in extended fashion about the state of the max and efforts to get it approved and flying again. back to you. >>> phil, really quickly, the billion dollar initial hit that they talk about today they even referenced their liquidity were there any surprises in the release as far as you were concerned? >> reporter: no. i think that everybody expected them to pull the guidance. the share repurchase plan might surprise some people i think they are being judicious. they have $7.7 billion in cash. there's no concerns about them running out of cash. in terms of numbers from the first quarter no surprises there

. >> now police are still investigate, and max szabo now speaking as a representative of the district attorney's office says he doesn't want to speculate on what charges the vandal or vandals mightac made. live in san francisco, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thanks very much. >>> a bomb threat prompted the evacuation of a san jose city office today. the santa clara county sheriff's office got a call around noon from someone claiming there were two bombs at the alternate defenders office on miller street. like the public defender's office. they evacuated the attorneys and staff and checked the building from top to bottom. two hours later they gave the all clear, saying they found nothing. >>> the seven most destructive wildfires in california history have all happened in the past ten years. now a new report is raising red flags about the south bay's increasing fire danger. nbc bay area's marianne favro joins us from the redwood estates area of santa clara county with the fire report and what a fire chief wants to do to cut the risk of a catastrophic fire. marianne? >> reporter: w

. >>> we move now to the developments on those grounded 737 max planes. boeing says it is determined to address all safety issues that have emerged from last month's ethiopian airlines crash after investigators pinpointed system failures on that plane to say nothing of the other plane that crashed last year. tom costello has been on this story since it broke. tom, is this starting to look like a bigger issue with this plane, the max 737 than we first believed? >> reporter: that's what accident investigators are now looking at and i can tell you that boeing has already identified another software fix it needs to make it in addition to updating that software associated with the anti-stall system. now the ceo of the company is coming out issuing a public statement aimed at the world's airlines, at regulators but most importantly for you and me, for the passengers who fly every day and the people he hopes will one day fly on that plane again. boeing responde a una de las >> reporter: boeing's ceo responding to one of the biggest crisis in recent boeing histor

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keyser time now to go to wolf rick during wolf street but cohen wolf welcome back thanks for having me back maxwell for ector larry kudlow drama trumps chief economic advisor says that interest rates will never rise again in his lifetime this is saying that this economy is dead and will never rise again all for well maybe he's saying several things you know i don't know about his life expectancy but i doubt that interest rates will ever rising in that sense we are in a period or low interest rates seem to have been fairly well established. if lation this super high right now the federal funds rate is about the rate of inflation as measured by c.p.i. so in that point of view you know. you can say that interest rates are about or they need to be kharkiv in current inflation but never is is a long time and. so i don't want to totally buy into that never but right now i think interest rates are bad the short term interest rates about where they where they should be yeah right here are like interest rates are above. the consumer price index as if this

now! >> we have boeing arare sorry fr the lives lostst in the recent 7 max accident. amy: after months of dismissing the concerns of flyers, boeing has for the first time admitted wrongdoing in the ethiopian airlines flight that crashed last month, killing 157 people. this after the first wrongful death case was filed against boeing and the faa since the crash. it was announced by the family of 24 year-old samya stumo. this is not an accident. this is something that could have been prevented. and as somebody who has lost the dearest person in my life, i want her death not to be in pain. i don't want anyone else to die. amy: we'll hear from samya stumo's s family and speak with her great uncle, consumer advocate ralph nader. >> boeing is used to getting its way with the. this time, however, it is in really hot water. if it continues to do gets heels itselfis going to expose and its exexecutives to potenenl criminal prosecution because they are now on notice with two crashes, i indonesia and ethiop. amy: it was the second fatal crash of a boeing max 8 in five months. th

max. price target now $4. shares closed at 374.52. that's down more than 4%. which was the reason for today's dip in the dow. southwest airlines was downgraded to market perform from outperform by raymond james. surrounding the timing of the fix for the bing 737 max planes. the firm maintainedts long term confidence in that airline. southwest closed 2 1/2% lower on the day. ge was young graded. thit sev of the challenges facing the company are being underestimated. ice target now, $5. ge lost 5% to 9.49. >>> starbucks was downaded to neutral from buy at ebs. the stocks valuation after a big runup since last june. the price target is 78. the shares ended this session at 75.20 today. and they did hit a 52 week high. harley-davidson downgraded to market perform. the price target is 41, harley's shares closedt 40.29. we found one upgrade, procter & gamble was es to outperform from market at wells fargo. the organizational changes have created aen of urgency to accountability into the company. p&g shares hit a 52 week high ending at 104.97. >>> disney's ambitious p