joining us right now senator richard blumenthal of connecticut.nator, your reaction overall to the news today? >> my reaction is that this decision is completely wrong headed, scandalously misguided in legalizing machine guns, which congress sought to prevent in that 1934 law. it's not a second amendment decision. it's a resolution of questions about a device that makes semiautomatics into automatics. in other words, machine guns, and what it shows is that this court puts its right wing political agenda above public safety. it will likely unfold and release the flood gates for countless other similar devices that turn semiautomatics into the kind of killer that enabled the las vegas shooter to kill 58 people, wound 500 with the single pull of a trigger. that's really a machine gun, and that's why this decision is so desperately wrong. >> well, and this ruling, as you know, prompted a vigorous dissent from liberal justice sonia sotomayor who wrote, when i see a bird that walks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck. i call that bird

subcommittee chair richard blumenthal called boeing safety�*s lapse is a matter of life and death withund consequences for the economy and travelling public. safety issues, production short cuts and a lack of transparency has been a renewed focus since a door panel blew out of a boeing jet mid—flight injanuary. and as regulators reports and whistle—blower testimony pointed to wrongdoing on the aeroplane maker's part. also on tuesday, a new whistle—blower alleged that boeing used nonconforming parts and lied to regulators about it. well, behind you, you can't see it from behind you, the folks are showing pictures of the people who are the victims of your safety record. i think we can all see them. and i think the american public when they fear to get on aeroplanes, they understand your safety record. frankly, sir, i think it's a travesty you are still in yourjob. boeing's share prices are down more than 30% this year. the federal aviation administration is limiting the production of its new max jets and the department ofjustice has said the company is now subject to criminal prosecution

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grandmother’s breasts were made of balloons, well, american senators, russophists , lynsey graham and richard blumenthalbill to designate russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. the bill, in the sick imagination of two american pensioners , will supposedly help punish putin even more. in fact, the main terrorist state, like it is known that this is america itself. the same graham and blumenthal, for example, advocated the military overthrow of the legally elected syrian government. president assad and grief supported the invasion of iraq, afghanistan and libya, calling american airstrikes necessary and appropriate, despite the fact that only one operation , code-named iraqi freedom, which claimed the lives of at least 100 thousand civilians, ultimately led to the emergence, or is it true will say, to the creation banned in russia andgel. the war crimes of the united states and its allies in iraq remain unpunished. the reason for the invasion was also false. at a meeting of the un security council, us secretary of state colin paul showed the world the very same test tube that became famous. later, he him

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richard blumenthal, he will be bringing up those whistleblower complaints.e expect that all the senators to say basically the same thing over and over again. dave calhoun, you have promised to make changes. you're not making them fast enough. you need to be held accountable. so we'll see how this hearing goes. again, we expect it to be a long and brutal hearing for dave calhoun. guys, back to you. >> phil, hasn't the faa taken steps to bring the company's production pace and standards of practice up to a higher standard? >> yes. >> so is this -- basically my question is, are these hearings substantive or theater? >> there's a lot of theater here. primarily theater. now, having said that, if you talk with richard blumenthal, we had him on squawk box this morning, look, the american public needs to tell boeing you're not doing enough. you're not moving fast enough. that's why the senators are holding this hearing. but in terms of changes at boeing, the faa has put more inspectors in place. it has, at least initially, signed off on procedural changes for boeing

more can we expect to hear from boeing ceo the chair of the senate subcommittee as senator richard blumenthal just walked in here we are moments away from gambling into this hearing. and he said to me that this is a moment of reckoning for boeing that boeing must change its culture because there have been failings after failings at boeing, not only back to the 737 max nine door plug blowout back on january 5, but also going back to the max eight crashes of 2018 and 2019, critic after critic in this hearing, not only the senators who will be on the de as also in the audience, the families of those 737 max eight victims, 346 people killed in those crashes abroad. and they just held a press conference prior to the start of this hearing. i want you to listen now to the mother of sami, 4s2 mode. she was killed in that 2019 ethiopian air crash and she says that bone boeing is incapable of cultural change. listen every single rubric that he has in place to push for safety he had in place five years ago, it's just that they don't follow it. >> so when they get pressed for time and they need to produc

the latest development is that the chair of this committee, richard blumenthal, will bring up the claims of a dozen boeing whistleblowers, including a new one, sam mohak is a quality insurance inspector for boeing and renton, washington the same plant that built the plane in the door plug incident, the ntsb they're found that bolts that critically held that door plug on. we're not installed. senator blumenthal says that mohawk says that boeing is losing track of the parts that don't conform to its standards speaking to cnn news central, just about an hour ago, blumenthal called mohawks accusations extraordinary extraordinarily serious this kind of violation of trust is part of a pattern. a broken safety culture at boeing how many seems to have continued to put profits and production speed ahead of safety and reliability and his account of the retaliation against him is particularly chilling the pressure that was exerted on him to stay silent they have a program called speak up. well, he was told to shut up pretty strong soundbite. >> there were committed to making sure that every employe

evidence now that prosecution should be pursued while that is a big statement from senator richard blumenthal there that prosecution maybe should be pursued. >> you have this hearing coming up today. we will all be watching to see what happens. all of us are part of the front in public and the public really wants to make sure that their lives are not in danger because of mishaps and mistakes by boeing senator richard blumenthal. thank you so much for coming on this morning. and talking us through all of that. i appreciate your time thank you. a new our of cnn news central starts right now all right. >> happening now, russian president vladimir putin about to meet face-to-face with kim jong own and north korea the alarming promise. the two nuclear powers let's just made and then words to live by courtesy of dr. anthony fauci, don't let the where you down his revealing new memoir plus a rare and extremely dangerous heat warning in effect for millions of americans kate is out, i'm 18 time champion boston celtics fan john berman, along with sarah side nor. >> and this is cnn news central very sho

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senator richard blumenthal of connecticut, center. does the judges really make sense to you? i mean that alex jones is personal asset should be liquidated, but that families would it be better off if his show basically continued? >> anderson, the families have been through a really tough week. i will say i've talked to a number of them because their children would have graduated this week from high school and a number of those young people who were classmates and the report that you did was absolutely gripping and heartbreaking and moving would have graduated with them but this ruling make sense in terms of chapter 11 bankruptcy law in terms of the ultimate effect that alex jones can continue broadcasting his bottom feeding gutter sniping conspiracy theory well he has a writer and the first amendment to express himself. but the connecticut families who might know, sought to shut down that operation, infowars and free speech systems and the argument could be made very forcefully and they tried to make it that the bankruptcy judge should have not only liquidated his personal as

. >> last year, senators josh hawley and richard blumenthal released a bipartisan framework for regulating we have a responsibility here now to do our part to make sure that this new technology, which holds a lot of promise but also peril, actually works for the american people. but more than nine months after that framework was announced, not a single federal law governing artificial intelligence has been passed in response to the new letter, openai saying, we agree that rigorous debate is crucial given the significance of this technology and will continue to engage with governments civil society and other communities around the world. one author of that letter says ai is advancing with worrying speed. openai said it will soon establish a new committee to make recommendations about safety. >> turning now to the weather and a potentially historic heat wave is bearing down on the west. let's check your wednesday forecast. right. >> good morning. some gusty thunderstorms will be moving through parts of the ohio valley, the great lakes area, even into the interior south with a small risk of a

. >> reporter: connecticut democratic senator richard blumenthal says government regulation of infantak. >> the consumer product safety commission has no power to take those products off the shelves. >> reporter: senator blumenthal has asked the ftc to investigate those companies advertising and statements about safety. both companies told us they were responding to his concerns. nested bean told us his criticisms were inaccurate, but both founders told us they have now lost more than 50% of their business, and dreamland baby's ceo williams says she is planning to sue the cpsc over that commissioner's warning letters to retailers. on that, norah, the cpsc declined to comment. >> norah: anna, thank you very much. it's a submarine showdown in cuba. that's next. marine showdown in cuba. that's next. showdown in cuba. that's next. but we could. with heart disease, you never know. so we made changes. green juice. yeah, not a fan. diet, exercise... statins helped. but our ldl-c (bad cholesterol)-it was stuck! stuck! just couldn't lower it enough. and high ldl-c meant a real risk of another

so, richard blumenthal has already presented this bill to linz grammy. now the state. cuba, iran, north korea, and syria are considered sponsors of terrorism under american law. the governments of these countries have repeatedly supported acts of international terrorism. well, i will quote linzi graham. i look forward to the vote on our russia recognition bill a state sponsor of terrorism under us law for several reasons. first of all, this recognition will greatly increase the tools available to the us to punish putin for his barbaric behavior in ukraine. and its destructive actions throughout africa and the world at large putin's russia is a state sponsor of terrorism and it is long past time to officially recognize this under the law, says republican graham. and the democrat blumenthal said that russia deserved its place in the club of exiles, having unleashed the state-sponsors of terrorism a brutal campaign of violence and aggression in ukraine and committing countless atrocities and crimes against humanity, causing terror and death among thousands of innocent civ

richard blumenthal and republican sen.d... on thursday at a joint press conference on their bill to designate russia as state sponsors of terrorism in american law. currently, the state sponsors of terrorism are cuba, iran, north korea and syria. state sponsors of terrorism are defined as those that have repeatedly supported acts of international terrorism. two of the world's most autocratic leaders who commit atrocities stand together and are sponsors. terrorism, this photo says it all. russia deserves, in fact, certainly has earned the status of a state sponsor of terrorism. as for the practical consequences, the sanctions will be strengthened. and yes, it will have practicalities consequences. but in my opinion, this message to the world is just as important both in the moral sense and in terms of practical consequences. russia deserves to be in this small, selective club of murderers who commit. religion, and russia deserves to be recognized as a state sponsor of terrorism, so we will continue this fight, it is biparti

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senater richard blumenthal and his office and in effect as a he's a quality assurance inspector for themmaker in washington. he alleges boeing and stored parts in those parts were likely installed on therapies including the 737 max which is manufactured at the facility in washington. he also alleged he has been told by his supervisors to conceal evidence from the faa, and that he's being retaliated against as a resu to a statement from the center, security's, andheittee on investigation. you can read that story on the get underway. live coverage here on c-span.

a moment of reckoning according to senator richard blumenthal. thank you, phil. dave calhoun testifying for the first time since that january 5th door blowout. >>> let's get back to nvidia, because that's probably one of the hardest trades -- i mean, from a disciplined standpoint, kevin, would you say you would want to pair back on nvidia at this point? are you concerned about a digestion period in terms of the ai spin, are you concerned about slowing growth rates for nvidia? anything about the nvidia story that worries you given you the trajectory? >> clearly it's overvalued from a price perspective, but there's no stopping nvidia. they're not satisfied here, and they continue to deploy their own excess cash on their balance sheet for the next generation chips. i often like to talk about sports analogies. people asked me with nvidia in particular, what inning are we in? i think we're still only in batting practice of a double-header. but there's more opportunities than just nvidia. in fact, why not look at taiwan semiconductor, the largest dedicated chip foundry

. >> bill: richard blumenthal the democrat presiding over yesterday's hearings.did something that mark zuckerberg did several months ago. stood up and said he was sorry to the families who were there. >> i would like to apologize on behalf of all of our boeing associates spread throughout the country, past and present, for your losses. i apologize for the grief it caused and -- [inaudible] we are focused on safety. >> bill: sir, i know you were critical, too. what's the problem with boeing? >> the problem with boeing is that a once iconic company that was essentially an engineering manufacturer put profits over safety and quality, emphasizing the next earning call over the excellence of its product. and that was a problem that developed over a number of years and ceos, and dave calhoun was only the latest to face accountability and that's, in fact, been lacking, accountability. so it really is a combination of problems. but now boeing has to face this moment of reckoning. it is more than just apologies to the victims and loved ones of those two crashes. it is a s

richard blumenthal's office saying a current boeing employee has come forward as a whistleblower justumenthal's office says the employee is a quality insurance inspector from boeing in washington state, alleging boeing is cutting corners by losing track of parts labeled as not up to design standards. blumenthal saying in a statement, he was told by supervisors to conceal the evidence from the faa and he's being retaliated against. the wall street journal is also reporting that boeing's ceo search has hit snags. they write, quote, several high profile candidates have turned down the chance to run boeing. this is all happening as the department of justice is weighing whether to prosecute boeing for two deadly crashes that happened a half a decade ago. the wall street journal reporting, quote, the department is navigating between families seeking extra punishment for boeing and a judge in texas who has called the conspiracy case the deadliest corporate crime in american history. it will be interesting, the hearing later today, we're expecting dave calhoun, the former ceo to testify. this

tonight richard blumenthal tells nbc news that it seems like the height of arrogance for thomas to purporte have more fact- finding to do. journey me now is the pulitzer prize-winning reporter at propublica who has been instrumental at bringing this to light. is it hard to track jet travel? is the fact that thomas is coming clean about it presumably in the hopes or expectation that no one would find out about the rest of it? >> it's not easy. my colleague spent three or four months covering the first trips, but this week it is fights we did not even know about. one of the striking things we learned this week is justice thomas was using harlan calero's crows jet to fly and fly back the same day. to give you a scale of the money, this jet goes for something like $10,000 per flight hour, so from d.c. to california and back we're talking over $100,000 for a single flight. >> this is published in propublica on the destinations. they include a may, 2017 trip to montana, the location of glacier park international airport. then from montana to dallas two days later. thomas was scheduled to be in s

finish chairman richard blumenthal confront ifed calhoun about it today -- confronted calhoun about itbeen told to can kohl seal -- conceal this evidence from the faa and that he is being retaliated against, in fact he's been threatened with termination. how many of your employees have been fired for retaliating against whistleblowers? >> senator, i don't have that number on the tip of my tongue, but i know it -- >> have any -- >> i know it happens. >> reporter: before giving his opening remarks, dave calhoun first apologized to victims' families who lost loved ones in the two 737 max crash cans of 22017 and 2019, getting choked up at one point since they were at the hearing, but later he said he's, quote, proud of boeing's safety record. >> you're proud of this safety record. >> i am proud of every action we are taken. >> every action you've taken. >> yes, sir. >> wow. wow. you can't see it. behind you, the folks are showing pictures of the people who are the victims of your safety record. >> reporter: and senator hawley told calhoun he thinks the problem at boeing is with the c suite

those are richard blumenthal's words. claims that boeing is improperly tracking and storing parts that are damaged or otherwise out of specification. maybe even installing them on airplanes. these are the allegations this whistleblower, who's apparently currently a boeing employee, says he was asked to conceal evidence and is facing retaliation for it. another whistleblower according to blumenthal suggests to rely on workers to inspect the planes. of course, there's been a human cost to these problems and errors with boeing planes. let's take a listen to one victim who lost a family member in a crash. >> if we are here living in this nightmare that doesn't seem to end of what has now become our lives, why should the people who make decisions continue to not face the people they let down? these with weddings that daughters will never have their fathers walk them down the aisle for. parents that will never see their children walk, talk, go to high school, graduate. have jobs. have their first driving lessons. and i'm just h

connecticut senator richard blumenthal says boeing needs to stop putting production and profits over people. this is not an industry where it's ok. to cut corners. missouri senator josh hawley grilled calhoun over boeing safety record. you're proud of the safety record. i'm proud of every action we have taken behind. you. >> the folks are are showing oictures of the people who are npthe victims of your safety record. calhoun said the company has made changes, revamping engineering establishing a safety management system and more. >> the hearing comes as the justice department considers whether to prosecute boeing over its 2 fatal crashes. >> family members of victims say they want to see that happen in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> a u.s. appeals court has set a date to hear challenges to the potential tiktok ban. arguments will be heard september 16th regarding the demand that china-based byte dance company they own tiktok. so u.s. operations by january or face a ban, a group of tiktok creators filed a lawsuit last month saying that move violates free speech tiktok and the

senator richard blumenthal also brought up a new claim from a whistleblower that he was told to hide evidence from the faa. we also have strict policies that prohibit retaliation against employees who come forward. for those who lost, loved ones in boeing crashes, no apology will be enough. >> i'm here very simply to confront her killer. >> to me, justice is for them to hold accountable and be criminally charged and to face us in trial. >> boeing says it hasn't received a new order for one of its max planes in two months. in new york, connor hansen, ktvu, fox two news. >> east bay congressman mark desaulnier releasing a statement about that whistleblower reading in part, quote, as a senior member of the house transportation and infrastructure committee, i am continuing my efforts to conduct oversight of boeing, hold those responsible at every level for its reckless corporate culture, accountable, and improve aviation safety standards. the flying public, he says, deserves nothing less. >> about an hour from now, people in richmond will be holding a rally in support of a measure that's

these are chilling allegation the bombshell here from committee chair richard blumenthal, a new whistleblower account that boeing hid substandard parts from the faa and still put them on airplanes blumenthal says the workers spoke up, but was told to shut up. >> how many of your employees had been fired for retaliating against whistleblowers, sent her i don't have that number on the tip of my tongue, but i know it happens. >> the account in this hearing makes more than a dozen boeing whistleblowers to speak to the committee. >> here, senators from both parties pressed calhoun on quality control. >> he outlined an overhaul plan. >> our culture is far from perfect but we are taking action and we are making progress though his promises did little to settle critics. why haven't you resigned, senator, i'm sticking this through. i'm proud of having taken the job. i'm proud of our proud of this do you record and in prior record of our boeing people, you're proud of this safety record? >> i am proud of every act action we have taken. calhoun is staying on as boeing ceo until the end of the year. sam,

chairman richard blumenthal says they have heard from a dozen whistleblower's and the allegations areors to conceal this evidence from the faa and that he is being retaliated against. in fact, he's been threatened with termination. these are chilling allegations. reporter: and today, the boeing ceo dave calhoun first apologized before giving his opening statement to victim's families who were at this hear ing who lost loved ones in the two 737 max crashes of 2018 and 2019. at one point getting choked up and promising to do better. >> senator, i'm sticking this through. i'm proud of having taken the job. proud of our safety record. >> you're proud of the safety record? you're proud of this safety record? >> i am proud of every action we have taken. >> every action you've taken? >> yes, sir. >> wow. wow. there's some news for you. well, behind you, you can't see it. behind you, the folks are showing pictures of the people who are the victims of your safety record. reporter: and liz, chairman blumenthal said that after calhoun's opening statement where he made a lot of grand promises to

also, you got senator, richard blumenthal, who now says democrats on the committee plan to keep investigating violations on the nation's top court. jamie raskin is back. >> here's what i want you to help me understand, to the best of your understanding, what is the calculus on the part of summit democrats about choosing not to use their subpoena power in order to really get to the bottom of this? >> yeah, in fairness to our friends in the senate, we have got to recognize that the committee could issue a subpoena , but what matters is whether you can enforce a subpoena commanded the senate you can't enforce it without 60 votes. in other words you need the same number you would need in order to-- >> do anything. >> filibuster. so, i think that they have been proceeding with us to try to get whatever information we can , and we need to take this out to the american people and that is why aoc and i, we have got legislation to say that the $50 gift band that applies to all members of congress should apply to supreme court justices. why is the supreme court justice collecting hundreds of thousands

. >> reporter: connecticut democratic senator richard blumenthal says government regulation of infantmission has no power to take those products off the shelves. >> reporter: senator blumenthal has asked the ftc to investigate those companies advertising and statements about safety. both companies told us they were responding to his concerns. nested bean told us his criticisms were inaccurate. but both ceos told us they've now lost more than 50% of their business, and dreamland baby's ceo williams says she's planning to sue the cpsc over that commissioner's warning letters to retailers. on that the cpsc declined to comment. anna werner, cbs news, washington. >>> there's a lot more ahead on "cbs news roundup." what's the worst part of the locker room? shareef: axe. axe. brandon: i like that. shareef: reminds me of like a designer store. brandon: this smells like a candle. shareef: is this a joke? you chose axe! brandon: i knew i had good taste! shareef: i thought that was a designer brand. strong enamel is your best defense against acid erosion and cavities. that's why i recommend the

after -- after today's hearing, that prosecution is quote unquote uncertain, quoting senator richard blumenthal, who called this entire hearing. what is your take on the violation of deferred prosecution agreement, and what the various outcomes could be? >> you know, i think boeing will probably face another fine, just given the timing of the alaska incident and the last settlement they had about three years ago. but i think, you know, the key theme from this hearing was, there needs to be more personalization in the ceo job, but it's hard to do that. how do you do that when you have 170,000 employees? how do you hear them all out? how do you do that when you have millions of parts on the 787, like calhoun said? the hearing questions were hard, but i got to see another manufacturer yesterday, and i think safety can be done on the aircraft, and boeing's safety culture is in question. they're trying to turn it around, and the new leadership is going to have to infuse its stake into it. >> why are you so bullish on boeing at this point, when things seem so unclear? >> we actually just published a

to tell many people that i want to play some sound from the chair of the committee, senator richard blumenthal. he said this at the start of the hearing in fact, there is near overwhelming evidence in my view, as a former prosecutor that prosecution should be pursued boeing struck a deal, as you know, miles to defer prosecution after incidents in 2018 and 2019, do you think the manufacturer is going to be prosecuted this time around? well i can't say for certain, but on paper at least from where we all said, it looks like they were in violation of that agreement that deferred prosecution agreement. that's kinda common in white white-collar crimes, where essentially, you get amnesty for the crime so long as you've clean up your act over a certain period of time but what it looks like is the act cleaning did not work. we've seen plenty of evidence of that. so it will be interesting to see if the department of justice goes on a criminal direction. i should know. boris said in the aviation world, it is famously not criminal when it comes to safety. the idea is that we want to have everybody in the

senator richard blumenthal also brought up a new claim from a whistleblower that he was told to hidealso have strict policies that prohibit retaliation against employees who come forward. >> for those who lost loved ones in boeing crashes, no apology will be enough. >> i'm here very simply to confront her killer. to me, justice is for them to be held accountable and be criminally charged and to face us in trial. >> boeing says it hasn't received a new order for one of its max planes in two months. in new york, conner hanson ktvu, fox two news. >> the los angeles unified school district is now moving forward with a ban on cell phones. the school board voting today in favor of the ban that could take effect as early as january. students would not be allowed to use their phones or social media on campus, including break periods. board members say the goal is to prevent cyberbullying and encourage more in-person interaction. it's still not clear, though, how that ban would be enforced. >> a little bit of smoke out there today and throughout the evening we'll see a little bit more smoke f

. >> last year, senators josh hawley and richard blumenthal released a bipartisan framework for regulatingponsibility here now to do our part. >> but more than nine months after that framework was announced, not a single federal law governing artificial intelligence has been passed in response to the new letter, open ai, saying, we agree that rigorous debate is crucial given the significance of this technology, and we'll continue to engage with governments, civil society and other communities around the world. >> this isn't a threat of tomorrow. this is a threat of today. >> this is truly the great unknown. spencer, you know the issue here. one of them many issues is that even if the united states passed whatever kind of legislation, the rest of the whole world has to be in on this, because anybody could have their own ai. >> exactly. we can pass restrictive legislation, but it'll be developed in other places. and they talked about the great unknown that's the concerning thing to me. what is it that is so unknown that may pose a danger or a threat? >> i don't know, what do you think, uh? >

. >> the bombshell here from committee chair richard blumenthal, a new whistleblower account that boeing hd substandard parts from the faa and still put them on airplanes. blumenthal says the worker spoke up, but was told to shut up. >> how many of your employees had been fired for retaliating against whistleblowers, send her i don't have that number on the tip of my tongue, but i know what happens. the account in this hearing makes more than a dozen boeing whistleblowers to speak to the committee here, senators from both parties, preska calhoun on quality control. he outlined an overhaul plan. our culture is far from perfect, but we are taking action and we are making progress though his promises did little to settle critics. why haven't you resigned, senator, i'm i'm sticking this through. i'm proud of having taking the job. i'm proud of our proud of this new record, and i and a prior record of our boeing people, you're proud of this safety record i am proud of every action we have taken. calhoun is staying on as boeing ceo until the end of the year. sam, you sumo was killed in the 201

dozen boeing whistleblowers who have come forward alleging problems with boeing and senator richard blumenthal, who is the chair of this committee says he has heard from a new whistleblower, sam mohak of quality assurance inspector at the renton washington facility, the plant there that builds the seven and 37 max that is critical because that is the plant that built the plane that left the boeing facility there without the door plug bolts installed that led to the door plug blowout on alaska airlines flight 12, 80 too back on january 5th, blumenthal until it says that mohonk alleges that boeing is not able to keep track of parts that do not conform to it. its quality control standards. and i want you to listen to what blumenthal told cnn earlier today. he calls these allegations incredibly serious. listen this kind of violation of trust is part of a pattern. a broken safety culture at boeing the company seems to have continued to put profits and production speed ahead of safety and reliability and his account of the retaliation against him is particularly chilling the pressure that was exerte

of boeing's aircraft, which is why i he is speaking to those on the hell democratic senator richard blumenthal, chairs the subcommittee holding today's boeing hearing. he joins me now. thank you so much, sir, for coming this morning we are all very curious about this last-minute whistleblower who come forward. you i think actually spoke to him what did you learn from him from this new whistleblower this whistleblower, sam mohawk, is one of a dozen who have come to us in recent months and his allegations are extraordinarily serious he is saying that boeing used nonconforming parts those because their parts that are defective or damaged or undocumented and mis track in airplanes, installing them, and then line to the faa about how it was storing those non-conforming parts this kind of violation of trust is part of the pattern. >> a broken safety culture at boeing the company promised it would turn around that safety culture to the two crashes that occurred in 2018, 2019, there was a deferred prosecution, as you recall, on the condition that boeing interface improve its performance on safety and

come forward, make that 12 whistleblowers who has spoken to this committee and set and senator richard blumenthal says he's spoken to this new russell blower. his name is sam mohawk. he's a quality assurance. quality assurance inspector at the boeing renton washington facility. he says that boeing is essentially hiding faulty parts from the faa and still using them on planes that leave the factory and take to the air that is so significant because this is the plant where the 737 max nine that lost the door plug back on january 5th was left the factory there without the door plug bolts installed. there was also some very heated exchanges between senators and dave calhoun. and i want you to listen to this one from josh hawley of missouri they've alleged that when they raised quality issues and concerns, they were reassigned, they were retaliated against. they were physically threatened that doesn't sound like attention to quality to me and yet, you're getting paid $33 million a year senator, i i we have increased our quality inspectors significantly. you got a huge raise, a huge increase. so it's w

you also have a broader movement of lawmakers, richard blumenthal and connecticut, et cetera, who say there are harms caused let's do by social media in general. and that's when he saw mark zuckerberg of instagram and meta up on the hill actually having to testify at one point and at one point being goaded by senator hawley into a apologizing to all of the families who are in the audience who felt that their kids who had dealt with eating disorders, suicide, or hurt themselves doing all kinds of bizarre challenges the in effect been harmed by these companies yeah. >> you also spoke with somebody who's working with the phone free schools movement told me about that. >> what's interesting is i actually spoke to a student she's 18. she talked about how when she was a kid, she gave her parents a powerpoint presentation saying, here's why i need a phone. and she talked about the isolation and frustration and trying to go without if you think about when we were kids, if you didn't have cable, you didn't know any of the jokes, you didn't know what was going on tv. you're missing a huge part

. >> the latest development is that the chair of this committee, richard blumenthal, will bring up the claims of these dozen boeing whistleblowers and this new one, sam mohak was a quality adjourned inspector for boeing in its renton washington plant. the same plant that built the door plug in the plane involved in the door plug incident, the ntsb found after that incident that the critical bolts that held the door plug in place or not installed there and the plane left the factory without them. now, blumenthal says that mohawks and whistleblowers says that boeing is losing track of parts that don't conform to its standards. it's a big allegation and speaking to cnn blumenthal called mohawks owls accusations extraordinarily serious. listen there's mounting evidence that boeing should be prosecuted and i'm going to withhold judgment until we finish this hearing. and the investigation, the addresses department is now doing its own inquiry but i do think there's nir overwhelming evidence that prosecution is important to sending a message, a deterrent message, and also insisting on account

connecticut democratic senator richard blumenthal says russia should be considered a state sponsor of this small, selective club. atrocity committing killers. blumenthal and south carolina republican senator lindsey graham's bill would do just that. >>during putin's visit, he witnessed a show of north korea's military and signed an agreement with kim jong hoon to defend each other. in case of attacks. the senators say it's the last straw. we've lost deterrence. lawmakers say their resolution would strengthen sanctions, isolate russia on the world stage and boost morale in ukraine. it is time for us to push back. now is the moment. blumenthal says this is no substitute for sending more military aid to ukraine as it defends itself fro russia. he says it's about being on the right side of history. democracy is under last time lawmakers brought this proposal up in 2022, the white house said it's not the most effective way to deal with russia and could have in s francisco city leaders are moving forward with a curfew for some stores in the tents are line. this is effort to crack down on dr

senator richard blumenthal says that ceos testimony would be a necessary step in addressing boeing's failures and regaining public trust. >>> this year, 45 years of covering congress like no other. since 1979, we have been your primary source for capitol hill providing balanced unfiltered coverage of government. taking her to her policiesare debated and decided with the support of america's cable compans. >>> today, microft president testifies on recent cyber security failures before the house homend security committee. the hearing foows an incident when chinese hackers reached email accounts, including the commas and state departments. our coverage starts at 1:15 p.m. eastern on cspan . you can watch online at cspan.org.

connecticut senator richard blumenthal says boeing needs to stop putting production and profits overhis is not an industry where it's ok. to cut corners. missouri senator josh hawley grilled calhoun over boeing safety record. you're proud of the safety record. i'm proud of every action we have taken behind. you. >>the folks are are showing pictures of the people who are the victims of your safety record. calhoun said the company has made changes, revamping engineering establishing a safety management system and more. >>the hearing comes as the justice department considers whether to prosecute boeing over its 2 fatal crashes. >>family members of victims say they want to see that happen in washington. i'm maddie. >>a special screening of i am. celine dion was held in new york. plus, netflix plans to recreate some of its most famous series as immersive experiences at malls all across the country. jeremy parsons at the details in the entertainment report. >>start with a big screening in new york city. celine dion celebrated her upcoming documentary. i am celine dion last night with a spe

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