on monday and another united airlines boeing plane had to make an emergency landing minutes into its one of the engines as you can see burst into flames here's t a former boeing factor viii manager told us who told us about all of this. >> the specific incidents it could be pilot error on the issue with the plane that slid off the runway. we do not know at this point. but one thing we do know is all of these pieces are critically important. the operation of the airplane, the design of the plane the manufacturing, all of it. quality et cetera. it just shows you the system is more fragile than we think. quick plus got to matt for and he is live with more details on all of this, matt. >> you may recall the terrifying incident when a door blew out of a boeing 737 max on alaska airlines flight back and jane are the justice department has now reportedly launched a criminal investigation into boeing whether it complied with an earlier settlement that involved two deadly 7:30 seven max crashes in 2018 in 2019. alaska airlines says it is cooperating with federal investigators have been in tou

>>> an american journalist is detained in russia longer, and another incident involving a united airlines boeinge some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "san francisco chronicle" reports a united airlines boeing 737 max had to return to the gate at san francisco international airport due to a bird strike. the faa says the strike damaged the pilot's side window shortly after takeoff on a flight bound for denver over the weekend. it landed back at the airport safely. there have also been several other recent incidents involving boeing 737 max and united airlines planes that led to increased federal scrutiny. >>> the "wall street journal" says a russian court has now extended the pretrial detention of "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich by three months. it's been one year since he became the first american journalist arrested on spying charges in russia since the end of the cold war. gershkovich and the "journal" deny the allegations. the u.s. government says both he and marine veteran paul whelan are being wrongfully detained in russia. >>> "the state" says convicted mur

managed to film how a wheel of a passenger airliner fell off right in the air; it fell when a united airlines boeing after takeoff from los angeles airport. the crew didn’t notice anything, but those who were on the ground were pretty nervous, because the plane’s wheel weighs about 100 kg. the incident could have ended in tragedy, but it turned out okay; the wheel landed in the parking lot, damaging only a few cars. st. petersburg says goodbye to winter with a man-made fairy tale. the ice sculpture festival starts today at the peter and paul fortress. bracket. he brought together the best masters from all over russia, as well as from kazakhstan. each composition is a special art object with an individual light score. to create them, it took 200 tons of pure river ice, which was delivered from the perm region. and that's all, see you later. madam.

on march 8, a united airlines boeing 737 skidded off the runway in houston for an unknown reason. yesterday. a chilean latham airlines boeing 787, flying from australia to new zealand, suddenly began to lose altitude. there were 263 passengers on board. the plane almost completely stopped, there is probably no other way to describe it, it began to fall nose down, and then started flying again. i asked the pilot what happened? he replied: the devices turned off, all the devices turned off completely for a few seconds. about 50 people received various injuries, as a result of this incident, thirteen passengers required hospitalization, and the boeing is apparently waiting for more one investigation. alexey vasilovsky, alexander dekin, ntv, usa. this is the program today, we are monitoring incoming messages. well, next is sports news, briefly from our colleagues from matchtv. winline bet race place bets, beat your opponents, take the maximum from the prize fund, winline makes the difference, winline gives free bet 3. without conditions, to all new players, match tv news time especial

boeing and united say they are cooperating with federal investigators. again, it was a rough week for boeing. last monday an engine on a united airlineson a flight from houston to fort myers, florida. a spokesperson for united told reporters a piece of bubble wrap somehow got sucked into the engine, causing the flames. no injuries were reported. the boeing 737 if 900 made a safe emergency landing in houston. also a tire fell off a united airlines boeing 777 shortly after it took off from san francisco this past week. the tire fell on some cars and a fence in a parking lot. one witness reportedly said the tire completely crushed a tesla. now, that flight was initially heading to japan, but it got diverted to lax. fortunately, that plane was able the make a safe landing here in los angeles. mike? mike: christina coleman reporting live. thanks a lot. president biden now saying israeli e prime minister netanyahu is hurting israel more than helping it. we will have a live report from tel aviv after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boo

there has been another mid-flight incident involving a united airlines boeing plane this time as a flight bound for sfo from sydney, australia. and experts say. >> the issue appears to be a hydraulic failure. kron four's. dan kerman live for us at sincidents involving united planes just in the last couple of weeks. less than a week after a tire fell off a united jet bound for osaka. >> and came crashing down onto cars in an sfo employee parking lot. there's been another united incident and a united flight 8.30, from sydney sfo, head to return to sydney after what united described as a maintenance issue. those who've seen video of the incidents, a fluid pouring off the plane on takeoff, suggesting a hydraulic problem. you'll notice when the airplane came back in and landed. >> the landing gear doors were down and that's indicative of the fact that the hydraulic system that failed was the one that controls the landing gear and they had to use an alternate procedure to drop the but they weren't able to bring the gear doors up because the hydraulic system was out. >> united flight from sfo to

the united airlines boeing 777 with 249 passengers and crew on board, heading from san francisco to osakaocal time. they think it might have been you. >> they're not sure, but she might have lost a wheel on takeoff. >> okay, united, 35, thinks it literally just happened. >> that tire plunging into the employee parking lot, crushing several cars and damaging a fence. fortunately no one on the ground was injured. that plane dumping fuel and making an emergency landing. touching down safely in los angeles about two hours after takeoff. it comes after this midair scare involving another united flight flames seen shooting out of the engine shortly after takeoff from houston on monday night. mechanics that i'm with a lot of people, and a lot of the people around me were screaming and crying. united airlines blaming that fire on bubble wrap that got sucked into the engine and back to that plane that lost the tire. united says it's going to address the needs of both its customers and the car owners, whose vehicles were damaged. now, we have learned that each one of those wheels weighs 265 pounds.

boeing 777200 united flight loses a tire after take off on thursday they have boeing 737 max eight united flight's lights up the runway in houston after landing on friday. so how many airlines using a boeing 737 max jets eight or nine? and are the airlines liable and responsible for the safety of their passengers? >> yes absolutely buried the united states a four airlines find them ask our southwest airlines, united, american and alaska. there's over 1300 airplanes two thirds of the fleet are actually overseas. when the faa say they are closely monitoring the performance of the aircraft you have to remember two thirds of those airplanes, do not get reports on. this is concerning. again it is too early to tell me specific incidents it could be pilot error on the issue that the plane that slid off the runway. we do not know at this point. but one thing we do know it's critically important the operation the design of the plane, the manufacturing, all of it. quality et cetera. it just shows you the system is more fragile than we think. we have to make sure everyone is doing the job properly in the manufacturers, the operators and the regulators. so far we do not have ntsb are b

therefore, they want boeing to refocus its efforts elsewhere. of course for united airlinesnow looking at boeing's biggest rival airbus to help them fill the gap with a potential shortage of aircraft, given the global shortfall of aircraft. the industry is chasing for it. haslinda: boeing has asian customers. any impact on these airlines? danny: that does remain to be seen. at the moment, the extent and strength of boeings efforts in the asia region, they are not necessarily at a scale where they would be impacted. we've asked these airlines over recent weeks, petition -- airlines are not necessarily signaling any concerns over delays of production of aircraft at the moment, particularly in this region. haslinda: and of course, linked to the airspace, we have vanke -- cathay out with results shortly. danny: we are expecting strong results. the first profit for them since 2019. first annual profit on a net basis. this would markets return from covid, covid being very destructive for the carrier. we are looking for a net income base of $8.6 billion. on an operating level, coul

the united airlines boeing 777 with 249 passengers and crew on board heading from san francisco to osakaround 11:30 a.m. local time. >> they think it might've been you, they're not sure, but you might have lost a wheel on takeoff. >> okay, united 35, thanks. >> it literally just happened. >> reporter: that tire plunging into the employee parking lot, crushing several cars and damaging a fence. fortunately, no one on the ground was injured. that plane dumping fuel and making an emergency landing, touching down safely in los angeles about two hours after takeoff. it comes after this mid-air scare involving another united flight. flames seen shooting out of the engine shortly after taking off from houston monday night. >> panic set in with a lot of people. a lot of people around me were screaming and crying. >> reporter: tonight, united airlines blaming that fire on bubble wrap that got sucked into the engine. back to that plane that lost a tire, united said it's going to address the needs of both customers and the car owners whose vehicles were damaged. we've just learned that tire weighs

overnight, a hydraulics issue forced a united airlines boeing 777 that was flying from sydney to san francisco to turn around. just two hours into its flight. the plane landed safely and no one was hurt. former president trump again denying jean carroll's rape and defamation allegations in an interview with cnbc on monday. >> if i didn't win on appeal, the most ridiculous decisions, including. the miss bergdorf goodman, a person i never i never met, i have no idea who she is. >> okay, now, carroll's attorneys say that they are closely monitoring trump's remarks, and a third defamation suit could be upcoming. all right, the scott peterson murder case. returning to court today, peterson's new attorneys from the la innocence project are expected to present motions, exhibits and new evidence. and now this a poor rating for self-driving cars from the insurance institute for highway safety of the 14 systems tested by the agency, 11 earned a poor rating, including tesla's autopilot and full self-driving systems. i got to tell you, karen, i find these things like terrifying. i mean, i get to

airlines do not have a whole lot of other places to go. the onus is really on boeing. survive interesting that you mention the airlines because i recently canceled a unitedght that i was to take to san francisco because it was a boeing 737 max eight or nine and a full disclosure it was a nonrefundable ticket. i contacted united i should say because i said you should make an exception. they wanted to put me on another united flight i do not want to take a boeing but i imagine i'm not the only person in this position. what would you suggest? enclosing how should the airlines handle the situation? they did not give them a refund is the point. >> you are entirely correct as far as that goes. the public does not know there is so much reporting the maybes goes wrong with the boeing airplane so much as a laboratory doesn't flush it's another boeing problem but we understand that. but the real issue we have going forward is boeing has to address that. i will tell you this if a member of alpa or apa or that's the unions representing pilots, they get into the front and i'll get into the back and they are the ones to make the ultimate decision. whether it's a max o

. >> and another mishap for united airlines, a boeing plane flying into oregon from sfo loses a panel. experts weigh in about the safety of flying following weeks of troubling incidents. good morning. it's saturday, march 16th. i'm stephanie sierra. we'll have more on those stories in just a moment. but it's not quite spring yet, but it's certainly going to feel like it today. >> temperatures above average again around the bay inland. we will have a cool down at the coast. live doppler seven showing a big ridge of high pressure protecting us from any incoming weather systems for the next several days. here's a look at emeryville, where it is gorgeous out 57 hayward, 56, in oakland, 53. san francisco on the coast in the mid 50s. the big changes come along. the shoreline today and from sutro we are in the mid 40s in petaluma. so chillier with upper 40s in livermore. and as we go through the next few hours, we're warming up with all that sun through the low to mid 60s before noontime and then by noontime already checking out numbers approaching 70. look what happens at 3:00, some low 70s

it comes just days after a united airlines boeing jet turned around mid-flight after leaving sydney,e alaska airlines plane, whose door panel was blownúout mid-flight in january, had been scheduled to undergo maintenance following the voiced concerns about quote, mounting evidence of a problem. the national transportation safety boardúwill hold a two day hearing about the incident. this summer, though the agency's to find records documenting who sppreviously performed maintenae verbalc request was made by our investigators for security camera footage to help obtain this information. however, they were informed the footage was overwritten. >> what the ntsb needs to know is precisely what happened.c how did it happen? were they tired? were they fatigued? were they distracted? >> this week, boeing said any employees who have procedures will receive additional training in washington. lucas tomlinson,d bicycling advocates on the sppeninsula are hoping the chp t and run driver who struck a bicyclist happened last thursday at the intersection of polhemus road and ascension drive in unincorp

. >>> we're learning new details about a united airlines boeing plane that had to make an emergency landinginutes after takeoff. flames could be seen exploding from one of the jet engines. now united airlines tells nbc news it believes bubble wrap somehow got into the engine. here's tom costello. >> reporter: it was a terrifying few moments caught on video at altitude. >> ladies and gentlemen, we realize something happened outside. >> reporter: flames shooting out of the engine of a united airlines flight, possibly an engine stall as the plane departed houston en route to fort myers earlier this week. the aircraft, a boeing 737, made an emergency landing back in texas. united calls it an engine issue, adding the flight landed safely and the passengers deplaned normally. boeing does not provide the engines for the plane. elliott trexler was on board. >> this is not a normal bump you hear when flying. this was a loud explosion. there was no question that something bad had happened. that, combined with the plane nose diving and seeing the flames. >> reporter: it's the latest midair scare for p

of course, boeing united airlines, boeing at this point of 8/10 of 1%.ding ceo dave calhoun out by the end of 2024, stephanie pope will be in. effective today, the head of commercial airlines hopefully fixed a lot of the safety issues and incidents they had. speaking of safety incidents, a bloomberg exclusive, united airlines down 5.7%, the worst day since january. the faa may take steps to temper their growth in the near term at least. temporary steps that could include not allowing them to use newer planes and also not putting new routes into effect and that of course ahead of that all-important summer season, could be part of the reason that we have united airlines down so much. katie: big time shaping up to be a very lively day for united. abigail doolittle, thank you so much. >> coming out, the fight at the house of mouse. the latest on disney's proxy battle. founding director of the weinberg center for corporate -- corporate governance at the university of delaware is our guest. this is bloomberg. this is bloomberg. how am i going to find a doctor

. >> jimmy: and get this guys, yesterday a united airlines boeing plane -- did you see this >> steve:i mean, this is real a plane was taking off from san francisco when one of its tires fell off and landed on cars in the airport parking lot. everyone's okay, but here's a video of this happening. watch this look at this oops [ audience oohs yeah, boeing was like, "hey, how come no one talked about all the wheels that stayed on? [ laughter ] in their defense, it's tough to master cutting-edge technology like the wheel [ laughter ] and finally, the nhl's carolina hurricanes have started selling beer sticks at their arena [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, no [ cheers ] >> jimmy: yeah, look at this thing. there you go >> steve: oh [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's going to end well that's going to end well >> steve: that's going to be great. >> jimmy: i think it's a fun idea plus, when guys finish, they have their own personal urinal [ laughter and applause we have a great show give it up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimm

a united airlines boeing 777 lost a wheel during takeoff that fell from the sky and crushed a car in parking lot. this incident happened in san francisco. luckily all 249 passengers on the plane were fine. none of the six junkies living in the car were home at the time. i love me some san francisco, but it is the only city in the world where they sell car in the real estate section. [laughter] it's not supposed to work that way. but if the wheel wasn't enough for you, a different united boeing 777 made an emergency landing this week because of a fuel leak shortly after takeoff. i love how they word it so casually, like the pilot forgot to put gas cap on his honda accord, no big deal. this bothers me. but we also had 50 passengers injured during a flight from australia to new zealand after the boeing plane hit turbulence dropped from the sky and slammed them into the roof. katrina, if you are on the flight, how much champagne is getting spilled? >> i don't drink champagne. i drink whiskey. >> i give you credit. how much? >> you know what? a lot. i'm also thinking the employee, you kno

fox 13 in seattle as the national transportation safety board says it is investigating united airlines boeinged stuck rudder pedals during the rollout. plane taxied to the gate at newark airport. there were no injuries reported. and this is a live look at dallas from our affiliate fox 4. one of the big stories there tonight, former heavyweight boxing champion mike tyson will fight social media star jake paul this summer at at&t stadium in arlington, texas. >> the bout live streamed on netflix. the first fight for the 57-year-old tyson since he took on former light heavyweight champion in roy jones in 2020 that match ended in a draw. that's a live look outside the beltway from "special report," we'll be right back. ♪ fighter by his dream laid him down which penetrates deep to target the source of pain ♪ moving forward with node-positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning as dete

. >> another mishap for united airlines, a boeing plane flying into oregon from sfo, loses a panel. experts weigh in about the safety of flying following weeks of troubling incidents. good morning. it's saturday, march 16th. i'm stephanie sierra. we'll have more on that story in just a moment. but first, the sun will be out again. >> yes, it's been beautiful and we have another nice day. some minor changes with sea breeze coming back to the shoreline as we look at live doppler seven right now, that pesky area of low pressure that brought southern california rain yesterday, it still is influencing our weather, and we'll be looking at that sea breeze as it pulls away a little bit. that area of low preure 50 san rafael, 41. in santa rosa. it is 43. in danville. you probably noticing it much cooler. the winds have dialed back. and so we're anywhere from 11 degrees cooler in san jose. but of course, you see that 21 degree cooldown in santa rosa. so the calm winds, the clear sky, and the slow warm up today with 50s at 9:00 and then by noontime low to mid 60s. the coast will have a sea bre

this time it was a united airlines boeing plane flying out of sfo.k live with an aviation expert on the list of incidents that just keeps look outside att sunrise. >> absolutely glorious. outside this morning. a beautiful day yesterday. we'll have more on how shape up and when. you might actually see me rain it all starts with a chevy truck. chevy silverado with the turbomax engine and best-in-class standard torque. and the chevy silverado hd with up to 14 available camera views. do more in a chevy truck, get yours now. get $5000 total value on silverado ltz & high country models when you trade in an eligible vehicle. or during chevy truck season, get as low as 0.9% financing on all 2024 silverado 1500 pickups. chevrolet. together let's drive. ♪ from the mountains to the coast... ♪ ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ todos a la mesa ♪ ♪ que buena la mezcla ♪ ♪ it don't get no better ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ lovin' this land everyday ♪ ♪ norte a sur lo puedes ver ♪ ♪ nada se puede compa

boeing. el mÁs reciente este viernes. se descubriÓ que faltaba el panel de fuselaje de un aviÓn de united airlines de un boeing, despuÉs degresar a sydney dos horas despuÉs de iniciar su viaje de casi 14 horas a san francisco, debido a una fuga de lÍquido hidrÁulico. y de repente, un fuerte movimiento se produjo en un aviÓn que volaba entre australia y nueva zelanda. algunos que no llevaban cinturÓn, salieron despedidos de sus asientos, y otros chocaron con el techo del aviÓn. al —50 personas resultaron heridas. el vuelo de latam airlines, aterrizÓ de emergencia. algunos pasajeros no les sorprende los incidentes. >> hace poco tuvimos un evento, que tuvo un incidente. no hubo mayor daÑo, pero si hubo una pÉrdida de. danae: los incidentes aÉreos que involucran a los aviones boeing, cada vez son mÁs frecuentes. las repercusiones legales ya comienzan a sentirse. siete pasajeros del vuelo de alaska airlines que tuvo que realizar un aterrizaje de emergencia despuÉs de que el tapÓn de una ventana saltara en pleno vuelo de un aviÓn boeing siete 37 max nueve, presentaron una demanda. esto ocurriÓ en enero. >> van a pedir juicio po

. >> and another mishap for united airlines, a boeing plane flying into oregon from sfo loses a panel. experts weigh in about the safety of flying following weeks of troubling incidents. good morning. it's saturday, march 16th. i'm stephanie sierra. we'll have more on that story in just a moment. but first, the sun will be out again. >> yes, it's going to be a nice day. maybe not as warm as yesterday because we're going to see a return to some breezy onshore winds, but high pressuse deflecting the storm track to the north. we don't have any rain to talk about yet. we do have cooler temperatures. here's a look at napa 43 degrees with a wind just at two miles an hour over into the east bay. oakland at 48, a light north wind, and then finally san francisco looking at 56 degrees, still a northeast wind and the mildest reading there. elsewhere, we are in the mid 40s in livermore, 40 santa rosa with upper 40s in palo alto. so that is much, much cooler compared to yesterday. so it's going to take a little while to warm up. and then with our wind shift, temperatures today will be just cooler

one of the newer boeing 737 max is being investigated for multiple issues, but this is yet another united flight the mechanical problems may be linked to mechanical issues. united airlines that the boeing 737 landed safely this afternoon and hubbard, oregon. pilots noticed it, first during a close flight inspection, as seen during this photo that reportedly shows an aircraft missing a piece after it landed. airport officials say the flight tower immediately lost flight operations, while maintenance crews swept the runways. >> you didn't see any debris or any panels or anything? everybody landed and operations continue normally? >> there's been a string of mechanical problems the past two weeks. thursday, a flight from balance dollars before it landed at sfo. earlier this week on monday, a flight headed to sfo from australia had to turn around mid flight after fluid was seen spewing out of the right lending year. a japan bound united airlines lost the wheel after takeoff from sfo. that feel crushing on the cars in the parking lot below. and then today this happened. >> it keeps coming back to san francisco and that is my concern. this is a major maintenance base and a ma

del estallido de la puerta de un boeing 737 max de alaska airlines en enero pasado, dejando a los pasajeros aterrorizados también en marzo, un vuelo de un boeing 737 unitedlas aerolíneas manifestó su disposición en colaborar con las investigaciones para agudizar más el escándalo. hayan muerto hace 3 días a un ex empleado de boeing, quien había trabajado 32 años en la empresa, fue encontrado muerto en charleston de un balazo en medio de un juicio contra la empresa que negó todas sus aseveraciones . sus abogados dijeron hoy que fue objeto de represalias y no tiene ningún indicio de que se quitara la vida, por lo que piden a la policía esclarecer su muerte en las auditorías a la empresa boeing y a su proveedor clave spirit aero systems, se reveló que algunos mecánicos usaban una tarjeta de hotel para pasar el sello de una puerta. también que llegaron a aplicar jabón líquido como lubricante para sellar la puerta de los aviones. eso me parece algo abominable. hoy hay unas controles muy, muy estrictos al tipo de materiales que se debe usar en en el mantenimiento y producción de aeronaves. la empresa boeing contestó que están implementar cambios de inmediato y

united airlines telling boeing to stop producing the max tens after another delay in getting the modelwest and alaska cutting flighting and delivering fewer jets during the criminal probe. >> todd: cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: good morning, on the heels of that incident in mid-air, the j.p. morgan conference was happening and ceos and aviation officials were there, pilot association representatives, timing is everything. scott kirby, ceo of united spoke about his plans for boeing and max 10's they ordered. he said we've asked boeing to stop building max 10's and start building max 9s, impossible to say when the max 10 will get certified. that 737 dream liner, the jet going from sydney to auchland and 50 people were injured including crew members when the plane tilted down. they are calling it a bunt. one passenger describing what she saw happen on the aircraft. >> it went like a roller coaster and it went up. people not wearing seat belt says or coming out of the bathroom and stewardesses walking, many were hurt. there was a lady in the seat behind me with a baby. i saw the baby

boeing aircraft ranging from the loose tire too. a door flying off during a flight to planes catching fire. take a look at engine on a united airlines flight. a boeing 7.37. caught fire right after takeoff from an airport in houston. this was monday night. the man who took this video says it sounded like a bomb going off in that. the plane took bit of a nosedive right after that. the aircrews able to make an emergency landing back in houston about 30 minutes later, nobody was hurt. united offered each of the more than 100 passengers, a $200 flight credit in a $15 meal voucher for their troubles. the cause of that engine fire is under investigation. early nast last month. federal investigators say the rudder controls, which are back here. the writer is back here on the another united flight, a boeing max jet failed during a landing in new jersey. this was on february 6th. the pilots say the petals that control rudder movement were stopped as they were going down the runway. he said they had to use a nose gear steering wheel to veer from the runway to a high-speed turn off. investigators say although mechanics couldn't pinpoint the pr

the faa is investigating. >> a few days before that, an engine on a united airlines flight. a boeing 7.37. caught fire right after takeoff from an airport in houston last monday. the man who took that video says it sounded like a bomb going off and that the plane took a nosedive right after the crew was able to make an emergency landing back in houston after about 30 minutes. no one was hurt. that case also under investigation. coming up ahead at 5.30, we will be speaking with an aviation expert about why there's been an uptick in these incidents with united and what needs to be done about them. >> boeing has failed nearly 40% of the audits conducted by the faa since that mid air scare involving the door plug that fell off and alaska plane according to the new york times, u.s. air safety regulators say they found dozens of problems facilities owned by boeing and one of its key suppliers and tonight we are learning a boeing whistleblower who raised concerns about production standards to the company was found dead in the days before his death. >> he had been testifying against the comp

just yesterday a tire dropped off a different united airline flight. boeing taking off from san francisco. you see the wheel falling out of the sky and plunges into a parking lot used by airport employees. several cars were damaged. take a look at these. incidents are raising concern for airline passengers and about what airlines are doing maintenance wise. we don't know the genesis or what caused this plane to tilt or go down. we know a tire fell out of the sky yesterday. >> emily: we know the quote from the airline which mentions, it left the pavement. did elvis leave the building. horrifying image, be honest, what happened? you skidded off the runway. i was on a flight once from the dominican, parked outside faa bounds and had to spend whole night in puerto rico. it was a two-legged flight. i remember thinking, thank goodness for the faa, our standards are so stringent and safety first. since then all we have is one frightening thing after another. we are seeing doors ripped off, tires falling, airplanes skidding off. pete buttigieg, where are you? i saw g

cut flight capacity and reevaluate its financial guidance, the airline blaming lore than expected deliveries of boeing jets this year. united asked boeing to stop building the 737 max 10 jets. the carrier is going to switch to a smaller variant of the narrow-bodied plane, and they're going to place orders, get with, with their rival, airbus. separately, american airlines is down in the red. the company said they expect the higher cost of fuel if to put pressure on their first quarter performance. as you can see is, american airlines is in the red. let's look at kohl's right now. kohl's is forecasting annual sales and profit largely below market expectations. the department store the chain posted a steep iser than the expected drop in same-store sales in the fourth quarter. kohl's also announced it's going to add babies r us to around 200 stores this fall if. that could be good for the holidays. right now kohl's is down almost 6.5%. and you've got chinese smart phone maker, they're formally going to launch their long-awaited electric car on march 28th in china. so the new ev's sticker price going to be made public on that da

united tells us the plane did not need to make an emergency landing and the problem was spotted during a post flight inspection. the airline is now investigating exactly how it happened. boeing is directing airlines to check 787 dreamliner cockpit seats. it comes after an united airlines plane dropped abruptly on a flight to new zealand monday. a pilot reportedly hit the switch on the back of a pilot seat which pushed a pilot into the controls. boeing says it is recommending airlines inspect the seat and switch at the next maintenance opportunity. the faa is now reviewing that report. in the meantime there's another lawsuit being lodged in response to a january incident in which a section of a fuselage blew off a 737 jet midflight. a group of seven passengers is now suing boeing, alaska airlines and others alleging the company's negligence led to that accident. the lawsuit revealed one passenger was nearly sucked out of the plane as the cabin depressurized. a separate class action lawsuit was filed over that incident over the oxygen mask that they did malfunction. >>> in the meantime bay area tech giant apple agreed to pay $490 million to settle a lawsuit accusing ceo tim co

this morning the faa now investigating how this tire fell off a united airlines boeing 777 flight astook off from san francisco international airport. just minutes into the flight, one of 12 wheels that make up the landing gear plummeted to the ground landing in an employee parking lot crushing these cars. fortunately nobody was injured. a high school teacher from illinois was one of the 235 passengers on board the flight originally headed for japan. >> obviously, when you lose a wheel just landing you get nervous about that. are we going to crash? are we gonna -- just all those things run through your mind. >> reporter: the plane dumping fuel before making an emergency landing in los angeles to switch aircraft. just days ago another united flight diverted after flames were seen shooting out of the engine, causing the aircraft to shake. >> we have an engine stall, left engine. >> reporter: in a statement, united telling abc news, bubble wrap was sucked into the engine. and in terms of the plane that lost its tire, we are told that aircraft is designed to land safely, with missing or

boeing's latest crisis with its 7.37. max is prompting airlines to cut flights and pause hiring. southwest airlines says that they are limiting capacity in 2024. and expecting a fewer boeing deliveries united. he's asked boeing to stop building max 10 planes for the airline and produce more. max. 9 switch or flying already united also telling staff that it would to have to pause pilot hiring this spring because new boeing planes are arriving late. >> here at home on the peninsula, major pushback from san mateo county leaders against a tnt ending landline service to thousands of people. county supervisors are all asking the county's district attorney's office to draft an ordinance tnt's proposal. the board is worried that removing the land lines would leave residents in rural areas with no way to reach 9-1-1, in an emergency today in a tnt representatives met with board of supervisors. answer questions. proposed resolution is expected to come to a vote before the board on march. 26th new at 6, a man who spent most of his 78 years using an iron lung chamber has passed away. >> paul alexander died on monday at a dallas hospital. alexander built a large following on social media sharing. what

of planes that boeing had tried to put out. then instead united airlines the airbus se8321. they're moving onto their rivals here. the ceo saying boeing deliveries are going to be way behind this year. some of the things for southwest they're planning to cut this year including job cuts in some places as well, reviewing spending plans. alaska airlines says its outlook remains influx due to lack of deliveries. delta airlines say they're going to look to the airbus a321 instead. clearly this is a dire situation for it. the stock is down maybe 50% in five years but significantly 30% year to date down for boeing. >> truly a crisis for that company with ramifications for lots of others. we will follow it in the weeks ahead. cnbc's arabile gumede live from london, thank you always. >>> next up here on "way too early," as donald trump clenches the republican nomination he's ramping up his anti-migrant rhetoric. we'll take a look at his latest comments and the impact it's having on voters. we'll be right back. nd the impas having on voters we'll be right back. com

boeing. united airlines also imposing a hiring freeze in alaska airlines is warning of possible schedule changesre than 2800 boeing jets are in service nationwide. a recent poll found only 18% of passengers have high confidence that the planes are properly maintained. in response to the concerns, boeing saying we are squarely focused on implementing changes to strengthen quality as difficult and as painful these inspections are for boeing. >> they will help them get back to basics, to be able to begin to earn the trust of the faa and the flying public. >> meanwhile, days after a boeing whistleblower who had raised concerns about production quality was found dead of an apparent suicide, his lawyer has released a statement saying john barnett was in very good spirits and we didn't see any indication he would take his own life. we need more information about what happened to john. police say a note was found next to barnett's body. they have not yet revealed what it said. and back to that alaska airlines plane on which the door panel had fallen off. experts say deferred maintenance is common. one e

boeing 737-800. not one of the new 737 maxes seen investigated for multiple issues but yet another united flight with mechanical problems in a may be linked to maintenance issues. united airlines officials say the boeing 737-800 landed safely this afternoon in medford, oregon. pilots noticed it first during a postflight inspection as seen in this photo reportedly shows the aircraft missing a piece after it landed. airport officials say the flight tower immediately closed flight operations while maintenance crews swept the runways making sure they were clear. >> couldn't find debris, panels, anything. reopened and everybody landed and operations continued normally. >> reporter: there's been a string of mechanical problems with united planes for the past two weeks. thursday a flight from dallas experienced a hydraulic leak just before landing at sfo. earlier this week on monday a flight headed to sfo from australia had to turn around mid-flight after fluid was seen spewing out of the right rear landing gear. this flight last week made headlines around the world when a japan-bound united airplane lost a wheel after takeoff at sfo. that wheel crashing on to cars in a parking lot b

we are hearing that this was after the ceo of boeings three largest customers, united airlines and othersfirst boeing directors last week for a meeting where they could air their concerns with the ceo dave calhoun present, and that is according to people familiar with the campaign. pretty chilling that their largest customers wanted to meet with at top man of the job there. these leadership changes were formalized over the weekend. but really, these things have been in the works and been discussed hiding the scenes for months after this catastrophic incident on the alaska airlines jet in early january that really pushed boeing into a trash crisis that has been ongoing. the directors wanted the overhaul before the company issued its annual profit statements, which is a few weeks later than originally planned. so dave calhoun is stepping down , chairman of the board larry kellner also not running for election at the board. stan deal, the ceo is also departing and he will be replaced by the chief operating office or stephanie pope. so how complete this overhaul has been is quite heartening t

boeing's is growing wider. united airlinese plane maker to stop building it's 737 max 10 jets. some of the biggest carriers gathered at a conference on tuesday and discussed similar issues stemming from the quality concerns. boeings stock is down this year. a setback for a japanese startup hoping to enter the crowded commercial space race. space ones first launch exploded seconds after taking off. the ceo said the self-destruct order was sent to the vessel about five seconds after launch with a panel to investigate what happened. space one was trying to send a government satellite into space. >> up next on the program biden and trump once again. >> i extended open invitation and i ask you to join us on the noble >> of saving our country. >> it's -- our freedoms are literally on the ballot this november. something like eight months. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> stocks on the s&p 500 closing at record highs. all-time highs coming into today. 0.6%. higher on the s&p. yields are up a single basis point on the u.s. 10 year. under survei

. >>> a live look at sfo where boeing and united airlines want to know why a wheel fell off one of their planes headed to japan. >> there is a tire going down the runway. >> it happened just after the flight took off around 11:20 yesterday morning. camera capture the moment one of the rear tires fell off. the boeing 777 was carrying 249 passengers and crew. the decision was made to reroute it to lax. a new plane then took those passengers safely to japan. >>> back at sfo, they had to deal with collateral damage because that tire and wheel fell straight from the sky and onto several cars in an employee parking lot. >> you say the wheel fell off from where? >> a plane. >> what the [ bleep ]? >> i was so lucky. just two cars away. >> you can see the one silver car just completely totaled. william was parked two slots away from the car that was crushed. luckily, no one was in and that the time. no word on why that wheel fell off but we do know this particular jet has been serviced for more than 20 years. >>> this follows another mid air scare on monday. boeing 737 engine caught fire after bu

has asked boeing to stop building max 10 planes for the airline and produce more. max 9 switch. it's already flying united also told staff that it would have to pause pilot hirings this spring because now boeing planes are arriving late. frontier airlines announcing a new seating option that guarantees and empty middle seat. so starting april 10th passengers will be able to upgrade to up front. plus seating for flights. the seats are only available for the 2 front rows of the aircraft and feature extra leg room and an open middle seat. they say to prevent overcrowding the cost to upgrade will start at $49. frontier says the special offer will only be available through april 30th. so that's like peak spring break time there. younger generations are driving a surge of sports travel. according to a new survey by american express travel. 67% of millennials and gen z-ers say they are interested in traveling to sporting events. 3 quarters of the people that took this little poll say they'll travel 3 hours or more for an event. 37% of plants this year for sports travel. the top events are for soccer, basketball

new york airplane giant boeing is under investigation once again. united airlines says a boeing 737 airplane landed in oregon, missing an external panel. the flight left san francisco and landed safely friday at medford airport. but once they got there, crews discovered the panel was gone. luckily, no passengers were hurt, but this is the latest in a series of mid-flight incidents that have raised questions about boeing's aircraft safety record. switching gears, this us coast guard is sending 65 migrants intercepted at sea back to haiti. >> the agency says the haitian migrants were stopped near the bahamas on thursday after their sailboat broke down. scores of haitians are leaving their home country where gang violence has spiraled a humanitarian crisis. former governor ron desantis is now sending soldiers to secure the florida border. i'm ashley strohmier and i'm back to handy for all of your headlines. >> log on to foxnews.com and tonight with the situation rapidly deteriorating in haiti and concerns over a new influxfe of illegal immigrants are mounting. earlier

united airlines passengers heading to san spfrancisco from sydney,t& australia, had to be rebooked on another flight today following another incident on a boeinge united airlines plane made an emergency landing yesterday after being forced to return to sydney just two hours into its nearly 14 hour flight to sfo. according to the airline. the boeing 777, carrying 183 passengers and crew, was redirected due to an undisclosedc maintenance issue. now, this is the seventh incident involving united airlines within the last week on saturday, a united flight international airport united plo mexico city made an emergency splanding in los angeles due toa hydraulics issue. also last friday, a united plane rolled off aúrunway at the houston spairport and got stuck in gras. last thursday, united jet heading to japan from sfo lost a wheel during takeoff last monday. an sfo bound united flight from honolulu safely landed after an engine failure mid-flight. also on monday, a united flight from houston to florida made an emergency landing after an engine caught fire in mid-flight, the new yor3 of 89 tests conducted by faa investigators looking into the product

. >> another problem for a united airlines flight involving a boeing plane, this time a flight from sfo losing an external panel. >> well, heavy things fall off. jetliners is not our favorite methodology. it is in any way, form or fashion, rare and troublesome. >> john nance is an abc news aviation analyst and he's referring to united flight 433, the plane taking off just before 1030 this morning, landing in medford, oregon, just before noon. it's there where crews discovered the missing panel. >> did somebody fail to close something which would have been a human factors uh- that it was a fatigue or do we have a situation here that was somehow in maintenance? those questions will all have to be answered. >> in a statement, united says it will thoroughly examine the plane and perform repairs and conduct an investigation to know how the damage occurred. boeing saying in an email it's deferring comment to united about the carrier's fleet operation, also including some information about the boeing 737 800, which has been in operation for 25 years. >> you know, one of the questions that i've

. >>> the faa is planning to increase its oversight of united airlines following that series of mechanical issues involving the airline's boeing jets. in a memo to employees, united said federal investigators will be on-sight to take a closer look at work procedures, manuals and facilities. this comes after several shocking incidents including an external panel that blew off during a flight from sfo to oregon. fortunately the plane landed safely. no one hurt. remember earlier this month we reported one of united's boeing planes headed to japan lost that tire after taking off from sfo. it was diverted to l.a. where it landed safely. united says it welcomes the engagement from the faa as the airline works to ensure its customers its planes are safe. >>> and forget those wishes to be a millionaire. how about becoming a billionaire? that's because there was no winner for last night's mega millions drawing. no one one the game's jackpot since december 8th. it now sits at $1.1 billion. the next drawing is tuesday. if that's too faraway, remember, there's a powerball drawing tonight for $750 million. >>> happening today e, an out of

we asked if he thinks it is a boeing issue or united airlines one. >> is like you purchased a chevy two or three years ago and the oil came out. who maintained your car for you? this is where they will be focused on the united minutes procedures and looking at their paperwork to see how it happened. if it points to a structural problem, then boeing will be involved as far as the builder of aircraft. >> reporter: doug rice flew commercial airlines for 42 years. he said luckily, the airplane has six tires on each side and is typical of landing without one of the wheels there are concerns of the elves could be damaged until you actually land safely. >> which is also why they did not move the airplane off the runway they put it to stop and left the airplane there. the fire department came out. airport operations cannot. that is why they towed the airplane to the gate because they didn't want to risk any problems with the aircraft >> reporter: records show the airplane was delivered from boeing to united 22 years ago. and the sketches from the faa and ntsb will be inspected airplane at the w

united airlines is telling boeing to stop producing the 737 max 10s they ordered after another delaynd alaska are cutting flights as the aviation giant delivers fewer jets during an ongoing criminal probe. the ceo said we've asked for them to stop building max 10 and start building max 9s. it's impossible to say when the max 10 will get certified. this as an investigation is underway as to what caused a 787 flying to aukland to suddenly drop mid flight. it injured 50 passengers and crew. one passenger described what she saw. >> it went like a roller coaster and then it went up and the people who were not wearing seat belts or who were coming out of the bath room and the same people, the same steward stewardesses who were walking, there were two that were had hit. the lady in the seats behind me was with a baby, i saw a baby fly. no, it was terrible. >> another passenger telling the wall street journal that the pilot of the jet came into the cabin and said the panel went black. we should say the black boxes have been retrieved. an investigation is under way. all we know, a technical i

boeing are having a ripple effect. southwest airlines is following united with a hiring freeze. able to deliver planes on time, forcing it to trim its 2024 schedule. derek dennis, abc news, new york. in the south bay, police say they caught two thieves red handed after they stole some copper wire from the vta system. >> the two suspects were seen in a truck at a vta station in san jose, but officers got to the scene too late. however, they were spotted less than an hour later at another station in sunnyvale. police pulled them over and say inside the truck, 20ft of copper wire weighing over 100 pounds. vta says it has been hit more than 20 times since the beginning of the year by copper thieves. >> public works crews were back on the third street bridge in san francisco today. the bridge, located right next to oracle park, is currently undergoing repairs after being damaged in last year's winter storms. several barges smashed into the bridge, breaking parts of the railing and its wooden planks. workers attached new steel beams to the east side of this historic overpass. the next

united airlines. mike: interesting. >> on the flip side of the coin, boeing's had a lot of self-inflicted wounds. eally no excuse for that. that was a manufacturing defect. that was a failure of the internal policies, the procedures of boeing, and apparently if you look at the long history leading up to that and even after, in my view it's become it's endemic and a pandemic inside of boeing. mike: you've been effective of laying out that part of this is airline issues, part of this is a boeing problem, but i think a lot of people watching at home are probably thinking that this is largely a boeing problem, so what does boeing do to win back the american public? if. >> yeah. so the has been going on a long time now particularly with the max if. the airline tragedies involving design defects, boeing promises to get it right, do it better. faa oversight, we're going to watch them closely, we're going to get it right. i think we have a problem in the united states with the faa. they are on -- [inaudible] but the faa has a dual policy. it's not just safety, it's also economics. they don't want to crush