knew what mcas was. >> worse than that, a lot of the pilots did not know what it was step so that mcatomputer system. this plane was built based on a model from 737 model that was built in the 1960's. it was basically retrofitted with larger engines because boeing wanted to get to market faster and wanted to save money. so they retrofitted -- they put these very large engines and the aerodynamics of the plane did not function properly in certain conditions. so inste of rebuilding the planes, in an effort to save money, they decided to rely on this system, a computer stem to fix the problem. basically, what this give your system did was push the nose of the plane downward. the problem -- i mean, one of the many problems was that it relied on a single sensor, which is not consistent with regulations. you can't have one sensor that could have a catastrophic impact. that sensor broke. it isn't erroneous information to this computer system. and e nose of the plane cap wishing downward. every 10 seconds it would push downward. in the first plane, the lion air airplane crash, they did not eve

the mcat software has been addressed the particular fault with the mcat software. there were other things that the specialists the faa wanted. they wanted shielding around the rudder cables. they wanted an icast system. it's kind of electronic checklist. those have not been put on the plane. i think the statistic i saw was last year was one one in every 3.7 million flights had a fatal crash and has had 200,000 or more than 200,000 at this point, so i'm gonna wait for more evidence for for me from for my kids. not going to fly on it. i don't have to fly anywhere now. okay. well one last question we talked about ge and you've all probably heard the news recently that basically the the house that jack built has collapsed the whole edifice of cheese. they're breaking up. so other companies are because of that are thinking along the same lines toshiba in japan is doing the same. do you think it's possible and would it be a good idea for boeing to break up into its commercial and defense units again? undo the merger and perhaps move back the headquarters to seattle. it s

join me now, from fox across america host, and fox news radio, mcat from fox nation.en it was coming through and a lot of people were hoping that change, but four and a half million is a lot of people. >> and a lot of these people, the majority quit to start a new job because they are having trouble hiring workers, so they are offering kind of incentives, but what is interesting is this is november before that omicron popped off and people talk about closing schools again and everything shutting down, people are worried about things shutting down, but child care in particular is something that parents are worried about. am i going to have to stay home and homeschool my kid? which a lot of people don't have options for child care, so it could get worse. >> it could, and here's the thing, jimmy, the economics and the mechanical things that she is talking about but also this on reddit, the anti-movement work, they were in it a year ago, and over a million now, they are saying we don't want to work, it's an anti-work movement and it's growing. >> you know what i love abou

. >> the lsat or the mcat, those are the admission test for getting into medical school or law schoolve been online for a long time. reporter: angela's son tutors and students in silicon valley for the s.a.t.. she says this generation expect to be online and is comfortable there. she says moving the test to the computer will take away some of the unnecessary stress or human error that comes with administering the paper test. >> i have had students who show up and they say it is a parent volunteer proctoring my test, she forgot to time it. and then we lost five minutes on the test. i have had students who say oh yeah, we had a parent come in. she was really confused. we spent an hour on the scantron and then we were let out too early's reporter: -- two hours late. the college boards on its website this will make the test easier to give and easier to take. the colleges will still be able to rely on it as a good assessment of a student. >> the digital s.a.t. will continue to measure the same knowledge and skills that students are learning in high school and than that of the most for coll