and given to boeing's biggest competition which will be air bus for. friend so when you look at this though this is a this is a telling when you have trying to jive airlines which is a company that's exclusively bought for boeing today now they're talking to airbus so as these sanctions or i should say tariffs move along these are the type of things that will pop up and hopefully hopefully i know that everybody's that optimist in november some things can be solved this there's an airshow happening in china right now where all these big wigs are there and both boeing and airbus want to see the tariffs gone. you mentioned boeing you mention air bus and you mentioned one chinese company that's working with air bus but is the chinese aerospace industry on a haul are they also suffering because of the tariffs. well of course and i mean we're talking the chinese aircraft industry we're not talking about air bus and we're not talking about point we're talking about smaller manufacturers that make parts such as combustion aircraft engines optical instruments a

aircraft manufacturers with alex while it and later boeing has issued a warning related to those seven thirty seven max yes the same plane that went down last week killing all one hundred eighty nine people aboard off the coast of indonesia former national transportation safety board director jamie finch will join all of that directly ahead but first we hit some headlines let's head it. last week we spoke about the tax on big internet related companies like google and facebook at the united kingdom and noted the european union was also considering a three percent tax well in news today that the e.u. has at least temporarily abandoned the proposal after a group of member states including ireland sweden and denmark all said they oppose it while the tax proposal appears to be dead if resurrected it will need approval from all twenty eight member states. spanish banks are celebrating after a large legal victory related to the spanish supreme court ruling which exempts the banks from paying a so-called stamp duty tax on mortgages the ruling overturns a decision last month and saved the bank

for example, china can be that far behind boeing. when we see a chinese jet maker try to compete with you and did you have to transfer your technology in terms of jet making to the chinese in order to operate their? >> it's part to know aerospace is a globally competitive marketplace because of the attractiveness of the market is attracting more competitors. airbus is a big competitor of ours and racine in emerging competitor in china,. [applause] working on the c919 aircraft is in our supply chain. as we know the model in china is we compete and cooperate in the sport for us as a company to always stay a step ahead. maria: how you invest in out innovate when you also have to work with these guys and they want to know how you do it? do you transfer your technology? >> no, we have technology agreements in place and we do cooperate in china. for example we open up a new 737 finishing center in china which will take delivery of airplanes from the us and install interiors for final delivery to chinese customers. that's the cooperation th

lucidly bought for boeing to date now they're talking to airbus so as these sanctions or i should say tariffs move along these are the type of things that will pop up and hopefully hopefully i know that everybody is that optimist in november some things can be solved this there's an airshow happening in china right now where all these big wigs are there and both boeing and airbus want to see the tariffs gone. you mentioned boeing you mention air bus and you mentioned one chinese company that's working with air bus but is the chinese aerospace industry on a haul are they also suffering because of the tariffs. well of course and i mean we're talking the chinese aircraft industry we're not talking about air bus and we're not talking about point we're talking about smaller manufacturers that make parts such as combustion aircraft engines optical instruments and things that our companies like boeing and other western companies like airbus need so what happens there not only are these companies being hurt but the whole supplying che's supply chain is then it hurt and that means that things

slap in the face for boeing unfortunately boeing's stock has taken a big tumble over the last month as we've gone through this this plane crash in october twenty ninth but we saw in that it's been. almost continuous slide downward over the last month november right jamie thank you for joining us i'm not sure what time it is over there but it's not the middle of the day thank you so much jamie thank you former director of family services at n.t.s.b. thanks jamie danielle so what do you make a boeing now as jimmy says it's gone down is now a time to buy i mean but unlike apple and google boeing is not going away. no and i mean the thing that's interesting about boeing is that yes first of all the news was terrible bad plane crash it's scary and i mean i fly all the time and it is scary but the fact is is that it has taken such a hit at this point is being a little bit of an oversold bounce i don't know how far it can recover the problem is that the trend has completely shifted here so i want to be cautious i don't want to jump into boeing because that goes back to the entire industrial s

slap in the face for boeing unfortunately boeing's stock has taken a big tumble over the last month as we've gone through this plane crash in october twenty ninth but we saw in that it's been. almost continuous slide downward over the last month november right jamie thank you for joining us i'm not sure what time it is over there but it's not the middle of the day thank you so much jamie thanks former director of family services at n.t.s.b. thanks jamie danielle so what do you make of boeing now as jimmy says it's gone down is now a time to buy i mean but unlike apple and google boeing is not going away. no and i mean the thing that's interesting about boeing is that yes first of all the news is terrible bad plane crash it's scary and i mean i fly all the time and it is scary but the fact is is that it has taken such a hit at this point is seeing a little bit of an oversold bounce i don't know how far it can recover the problem is that the trend has completely shifted here so i want to be cautious i don't want to jump into boeing because it goes back to the entire industrial sector and

slap in the face for boeing unfortunately boeing's stock has taken a big tumble over the last month as we've gone through this plane crash in october twenty ninth but we stuck with it up and then it's been. almost continuous slide downward over the last month november right jamie thank you for joining us i'm not sure what time it is over there but it's not the middle of the day thank you so much jamie thanks former director of family services at n.t.s.b. thanks jamie danielle so what do you make of boeing now as jimmy says it's gone down is now a time to buy i mean but unlike apple and google boeing is not going away. no and i mean the thing that's interesting about boeing is that yes first of all the news was terrible bad plane crash it's scary and i mean i fly all the time and it is scary but the fact is is that it has taken such a hit at this point is being a little bit of an oversold bounce i don't know how far it can recover the problem is that the trend has completely shifted here so i want to be cautious i don't want to jump into boeing because it goes back to the entire industr

slap in the face for boeing unfortunately boeing's stock has taken a big tumble over the last month as we've gone through this this plane crash in october twenty ninth but we saw in that it's been. almost continuous slide downward over the last month november right jamie thank you for joining us i'm not sure what time it is over there but it's not the middle of the day thank you so much jamie thank you former director of family services at n.t.s.b. thanks jamie danielle so what do you make a boeing now as jamie says it's gone down is now a time to buy i mean but unlike apple and google boeing is not going away. no and i mean the thing that's interesting about boeing is that yes first of all the news is terrible bad plane crash it's scary and i mean i fly all the time and it is scary but the fact is is that it has taken such a hit at this point is seeing a little bit of an oversold bounce i don't know how far it can recover the problem is that the trend has completely shifted here so i want to be cautious i don't want to jump into boeing because it goes back to the entire industrial sec

slap in the face for boeing unfortunately boeing's stock has taken a big tumble over the last month as we've gone through this plane crash in october twenty ninth but we saw in that it's been. almost continuous slide downward over the last month november right jamie thank you for joining us i'm not sure what time it is over there but it's not the middle of the day thank you so much jamie thank you former director of family services at n.t.s.b. thanks jamie danielle so what do you make of boeing now as jamie says it's gone down is now a time to buy i mean been like apple and google boeing's not going away. no and i mean the thing that's interesting about boeing is that yes first of all the news is terrible bad plane crash it's scary and i mean i fly all the time and it is scary but the fact is is that it has taken such a hit at this point is seeing a little bit of an oversold bounce i don't know how far it can recover the problem is that the trend has completely shifted here so i want to be cautious i don't want to jump into boeing because it goes back to the entire industrial sector an

at boeing, it's no different. i'm using the knowledge and experience i've gained throughout my whole life to inspire people to have new ideas and think differently. that's something that's everlasting. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars and bistros even pet care services. and there's never been an easier way to get great advice. a place for mom is a free service that pairs you with a local advisor to help you sort through your options and find a perfect place. a place for mom. you know your family we know senior living. together we'll make the right choice. >>> welcome back to a special veterans day edition of "mad." take a look around i am surrounded by the bravest and the greatest >> happy veterans day. >> happy veterans day. >> happy veterans day to all my fellow brothers in arms. >> boo-yah >> i think it's important to thank all of the brave servicemen and women who have risked everything to

aka, boeing. down 21% after falling 19% i don't think boeing is having a problem selling planes they're up -- in august they were up 20%. another thing that's kind of like a -- sorry, it was up 63% in august. it's a volatile series they sell a lot one month or whatever is accounted for. another thing is defense parts and capital goods. but i don't think there's any story out there about the u.s. government stopping or slowing down i think the story is the opposite they're increasing defense spending let's get rid of all that stuff and look what's happening in the private sector and there is more mix. computer communications up 3.2%. computer electronics up 1.6% general machinery down the number that is the most troubling to me here is this unchanged business investment number business investment says non-capital goods ex-aircraft. that's unchanged the third month to month decline in a row it raises the question as to what's happening in the capital spending we're supposed to be getting a boom here

dagen: cannot wait for boeing interview. maria: it'll be good, new questions this morning but at the same time boeing has been operating on fire, i mean, this company is seeing commercial airline business up strongly, the defense business up strongly and the stock has held up well, of course, they are trading down in october like the other defense contractors. >> also trade considerations like the company of boeing, their rival air bus in europe, it's interesting what he has to say about that. >> china number one market for the business in terms of new planes and aerospace business. dagen: we are at tend of earning season, 90% of s&p 500 companies have reported, we have retailers, home depot came out with numbers beating on revenue and earnings per share. maria: estimates call for 2.26 a share, the company is reporting earnings of 251 on revenue of better than the estimate which was 26.26 billion and here is the renew estimate coming in better than expected at 23.6 billion. dagen: overall earnings up 29% from a year, expecta

today, boeing, northrup grumman and ld martin were all higher. boeing in and the faa warn airlines around the world about tpotential faulty piece of softwaret could leave pilots confused appear put airplanes in dire situations. the warning comes as investigators continue to search for the cause of a crash of a brand-new boeing 737 max off the coast of indonesia. phil lebeau has more. >> as vrgs continue probingor clues about why a lion air 737 max 8 airplane crashed into the java sea, they arere iingly focusing on whether the pilots were seeingin erroneous rmation in the cockpit. specifically, what was the data coming from the plane's angle of attack indicator? that sensor, a vein on the outside of thees fuselage pilots a visual reading of whether the plane is flying at an angle that could lead to a stall and potentially a steep dive. boeing's bulletin reinforces how pilots should handle that situation process. as investigators review the air flight data recorder they are drawing some conclusions. boeing saysnvestigators have indicated lion air f

boeing makes the k.c. forty six although a lot of their lot of their stuff is mostly civilian that's not military but what they do in the military realm is quite significant such as the aerial refuelers which is the k.c. forty six the f.a. eighteen hornet and and also the apache helicopters these are very significant systems for for the military and how about raytheon and northrop grumman michael how are they doing raytheon is doing about twenty five billion dollars a year they have sixty four thousand employees they make the missiles the radar systems the sensors guidance systems and they're involved increasingly now into cyber security and the other one unit mentioned was general dynamics they are they make the abrams tank they make and they also do information systems and technology so the top five basically are lockheed boeing general dynamics raytheon and northrop grumman northrop grumman of course make sure. it's the aerospace division . they've teamed up with boeing to on the f. f. eighteen but they

and technically now that boeing has recovered the fifty period simple moving average and i do like boeing in the long term airbus however you know they have a lot less orders for airplanes than boeing and the downtrend that i'm seeing on the chart is just not something that i want to buy for an oversold bounce or anything like that regardless of what it did on earnings i know boeing took a big hit the other day they were like twenty six months something after that that crash in indonesia after your jakarta with those new planes that new seven thirty seven so people watch out for those real quick going to get a one word answer if you had to tell whom blusters stock that they should look at right now what would it be danielle. i like target ok adam. pay pal ok target and pay pal will take notes of it danielle shay adam mesh thank you both for being here sure appreciate your insights thank you so much. and it's time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return bartlett nailer the financial policy advocate at public citizen is back to discuss the u.s. postal reserve's effort to

and technically now that boeing has recovered the fifty period simple moving average and i do like boeing in the long term airbus however you know they have a lot less orders for airplanes than boeing and the downtrend that i'm seeing on the chart it's just not something that i want to buy for an oversold bounce or anything like that regardless of what it did on earnings i know boeing took a big hit the other day they were like twenty six months something after that that crash in indonesia after your jakarta with those new planes that new seven thirty seven so people watch out for those real quick and i get a one word answer if you had to tell boom busters stock that they should look at right now what would it be danielle i like target adam. pay pal ok target and pay pal will take notice of it then you add a mesh thank you both for being here sure appreciate your insights thank you so much. and it's time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return bartlett naylor the financial policy advocate at public citizen is back to discuss the u.s. federal reserve's effort to weaken c

they've teamed up with boeing to on the f. f. eighteen but they also make the b. two bomber they're also working on the brand new bomber and they also do the a ten warthog which was supposed to go out of service but because of popular demand and good ground support which is the only system we really have that's effective that they've been called back so they're going to continue and you mention that all of these except for bechtel which is lower down the list are which is a private company or publicly traded companies michael maloof former pentagon official thank you michael pritchett your helplessness pleasure. and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return christy i a counterpart jack. back and she'll give us her thoughts about the recent relative stability of all things crypto currencies this is really be funneling to some on wall street experts which is kind of fun for me and later many nations are seeking to ingratiate themselves with india steve malzberg joins us for the tale of how all the farming and flattery is foremost about big mone

the boeing 737 crashed just after take—off from the capital, jakarta, with 189 people on board. a part of the landing gear has been found. this report from rebecca pension that contains flash photography. divers bring to the surface the flight data recorder, in good condition retrieved from the bottom of the sea. it will reveal the plane's final movements before it crashed into the java sea, just minutes after take—off. divers now searching for a second black box which would have recorded conversations between the two pilots. another key piece of information in terms of determining why this new plane crashed in daylight and in good weather, boeing working with the indonesian government on the investigation. translation: we will let the transportation safety committee do theirjob, and we have requested boeing to help determine the criteria needed for inspection to find out the cause of the crash. the findings of that investigation are unlikely to be known for some time, but what we do know is that the pilot requested to return to base after take—off. a technical log obtained

and three, boeing having a tough morning. the latest on a potential flight has around and reaction from a pilot straight ahead >>> we'll tell you what else is in our headlines at this hour. the white house will be holding off on opposing tariffs. at least for now after the president met with his trade team at the white house. the president had reportedly threatened to impose a 25% tariff on all four >>> snap says it believes the investigation is probably focused on statements it made related to competition the class action lawsuit claims that snap did not reveal how much instagram was hurting its growth >>> and a read on consumer prices at 8:30 eastern time. that number will be watched closely after friday's producer price index showed the wholesale inflation since 2012 >>> the price of oil in focus. investors want to know about the differencein crude prices and equities mike santoli is here with more. >> wish we had an answer because the relationship kind of moves around a little bit. i think it was more of a kind of clear n

and we have requested boeing help determine the criteria needed for inspection. to find out the cause of the crash. knowing why the plane went down nearly fifteen minutes after takeoff will be of some comfort to the relatives identifying victims is a huge challenge a friends it team is examining body parts others a sifting through clothes and belongings to identify their loved ones the details are related to my husband's shoe we just wanted to be sure because those in charge of identifying the victims say we can help them with identification but they're not his shoes they're different they're red so i can confirm they are not his and it could take weeks to analyze the black boxes data but his discovery is a huge moment for families of the nearly two hundred victims and for indonesia a nation once more in mourning. our southeast asia correspondent passed and heartache is following all the latest developments for us why did it take authority several days to locate the black box. apparently assuming it's not so easy to find not only the black box but also the fusela

and technically now that boeing has recovered the fifty period simple moving average and i do like boeing in the long term airbus however you know they have a lot less orders for airplanes than boeing and the downtrend that i'm seeing on the chart it's just not something that i want to buy for an oversold bounce or anything like that regardless of what it did on earnings i know boeing took a big hit the other day they were like twenty six months or something after that crash in indonesia after your jakarta with those new planes that new seven thirty seven so people watch out for those real quick going to get a one word answer if you had to tell whom busters stock that they should look at right now what would it be danielle i like target adam pay pal ok target and pay pal will take notice of it. at a measured thank you both for being here sure appreciate your insights. thank you so much. and it's time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return bartlett nailer the financial policy advocate at public citizen is back to discuss the u.s. bubble reserves effort to weaken keep ca

and we have requested boeing help determine the criteria needed for inspection. to find out the cause of the crash. knowing why the plane went down nearly fifteen minutes after takeoff will be of some comfort to the relatives identifying victims is a huge challenge a forensic team is examining body parts others are sifting through clothes and belongings to identify their loved ones the details are related to my husband's shoe we just wanted to be sure because those in charge of identifying the victims say we can help them with identification but they're not his shoes they're different they're red so i can confirm they are not his and it could take weeks to analyze the black boxes data but his discovery is a huge moment for families of the nearly two hundred victims and for indonesia a nation once more in mourning. we'll get more from d.w. southeast asia correspondent batten hearted welcome bastion let's start with this black box which has been retrieved and what sort of information does it hold. well that depends very much on which black box they actually found b

bad news is awful and the good news does not help boeing is down and 100 points of the dow, boeing today. >> there is not a lot of confidence anywhere right now. we are in a phase in everything but healthcare boeing is a good company but also pence this weekend really declared the containment policies in china. boeing won out of every four planes in china. you have the negative news on the 737 and one out of four going to china there is not a lot of good news to be able to get in front of that freight train >> i hate to get you to talk about the fed. you like earnings and you like facts and things like that 73%, they go up in december. do you think they go in december >> yeah, i think they do what you are seeing with most of these retailers is a lot of people guarding it as last good quarter or people finding something wrong with every single one of them home depot, i think allison is taking all the top actions and people don't want to do that we are getting some reactions from the kohl's quarter. i think kohl's is not nearly as bad as he says but let's see what the conference call targe

. >>> an emergency safety alert about hundreds of boeing airplanes. what pilots are b ery. >>> an his for help with 911 before falling unconscious outside the emergency room. >> why can't the operator call the hospital er? >> i know, that would have maybe saved her. >> to the, his call for change to save others. >>> the fbi urgently searching for a 13-year-old girl kidnapped outside her home. the authorities asking the public for help. >> i cannot stress this enough. every second counts. >>> and girl scouts versus boy scouts. a major feud takes an ugly new turn. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everybody. attorney general jeff sessions fired by shorteiving warm sendoff from colleagues as he left the justice department for likely the last time. but there were no warm goodbyes from the president, who made sessions one of his favorite verbal punching bags after he recused himself from the russia investigation. his exit now strips oversight of that case from sessions' deputy rod rosenstein, and for now into the

and the very latest on boeing. back in a moment. ♪ ♪ the greatest wish of all... is one that brings us together. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with $0 down, $0 due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. only at your lincoln dealer. . . . . . . if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die waiting. upmc does more living-donor liver transplants than any other center in the nation. find out more and get out of line today. maria: welcome back. good wednesday morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, november 14t november 14th. crude collapse, oil prices plunged again yesterday, 7% lower yesterday in the trading day, the sharpest decline in three years. we know that oil is comfortably in a bear market, down 20% from the highs. prices this morning are edging higher there at $55.78 on c

federal aviation administration is also examining boeing seven thirty seven training requirements for pilots and for more on this here to discuss is former national transportation safety director jamie jamie what's the latest on this thing a sort of shocking appreciate you updating us what do we know since we were here last time sure well as we know let's from the lessons of boeing failed to. to address this issue that they have filed with their their new flight control system that that regulates the altitude of the attitude of the nose and what it does is the new system that they designed for the seven thirty seven max series is a way to keep the pilots prevent pilots from raising the nose too high and making it go into a stall unfortunately this new system is causing this the nose to dive down because it thinks that there is a problem and then the pilots don't have enough sense of time to pull it back up and to avoid a crash i know you're at it's unfair and i get these questions to you removed from you know n.t.s.b. you're not there anymore you know and all the detail like so just s

and we have requested boeing help determine the criteria needed for inspection. to find out the cause of the crash. knowing why the plane went down fifteen minutes after takeoff will be of some comfort to the relatives identifying victims is a huge challenge a forensic team is examining body parts others to sifting through clothes and belongings to identify their loved ones the details are related to my husband's shoe we just wanted to be sure because those in charge of identifying the victims say we can help them with identification but they're not his shoes they are different they read so i can confirm they are not his and it could take weeks to analyze the black boxes data but his discovery is a huge moment for families of the nearly two hundred victims and for indonesia a nation once more in mourning. our southeast asia correspondent passed and heartache is following all the latest developments for us why did it take authorities several days to locate the black box. apparently assuming it's not so easy to find not only the black box but also the fuselage of t

the intention there is to work with boeing. this is not all that -- we don't think this is a complicated procurement. the first part on the engineering work on some of the things that they are going to have to do to modify the aircraft that they are talking about using, they will move through that and then we expect to buy 84 of them. the huey -- the huey replacement, there is a history to this one and i learned it when i came here. there were -- there was an intention to try to buy some right off the line but there were other companies who were interested in bidding. we were really required in the previous administration decided and i think they were right that we were required to do a competition. we couldn't just buy it off the line. as it turns out i think that probably was the right decision. it wasn't a decision i made, it was made by my predecessor, but because of that competition boeing won the competition at a significantly lower price point and so i think the taxpayer is going to get a good deal out of that and the ai

federal aviation administration is also examining boeing seven thirty seven training requirements for pilots and for more on this here to discuss is former national transportation safety director jamie jamie what's the latest on this thing a sort of shocking appreciate you updating us what do we know since we were here last time sure well as we know let's from the lessons of boeing failed to. address this issue that they have found with their their new flight control system that that regulates the altitude of the attitude of the nose and what it does is the new system that they designed for the seven thirty seven max series is a way to keep the pilots prevent pilots from raising their nose too high and making it go into a stall unfortunately this new system is causing the nose to dive down because it thinks that there is a problem and then the pilots don't have enough time to pull it back up and to avoid a crash i know you're it's unfair and i get these questions to you removed from you know n.t.s.b. you're not there anymore you know and all the detail like so to speak generally how d

what happened to two month old boeing seven three seven max. is the launch customer of the latest variant of the best selling airline in the twin jet had technical problems the day before lyon executives' say they were resolved and the plane flew from bali to jakarta hours before its fateful flight at least four employees of the low cost carrier have been suspended pending the investigation for the families the agonizing wait goes on. but we hope the government can find all victims as soon as possible i do hope my husband is still alive that's a wish of mine of our families he is a strong willed person and. forensic experts have taken d.n.a. samples from the next of kin to begin matching passenger remains ready for the many funerals to come florence louis al-jazeera. a pakistani christian woman who had had death sentence for blasphemy overturned is not planning to leave the country even spent eight years on death row before the supreme court decision on wednesday protest by conservative groups against the decision and now into a second day with

reporter: some of the grieving families have launched a legal challenge for compensaon from boeing. boeing has since warned all airlines about how to address faulhe readings, and insists t model is as safe as any other aeroplane. >> any accident can lead to death.we re waiting and watching for that, watching out for that, not only for our families, but also for indonesia, for the safety of air travel in indonesia and the world. reporter: the final report is not expected until next year. laura: in the world, russian president vladimir putin claims ukraine's leader petro poroshenko is trying to boost raecngs ahead of ons next year with the naval confrontation of crimea. it comes after russian border guards opened fire on three ukrain their crews on sunday. ukraine says it was a russian act of aggression. the european union will become the first major economy to become climate neutral by 2050. this means that carbon emissions will be lanced by removing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. scientists say that net zero emissions by 2050 are necessary to keep global temperatures under a

. >>> an emergency alert about hundreds of boeing airplanes, what pilots boare being warned about a fatal crash that remains a history. af>> a husband's call to actter losing his wife's life. she pleaded to help from 911 before falling unconscious right outside the emergency room. >> why can't the operator call the hospital ed say there is someone outside your door? >> i know, that would have maybe saved her. >> tonight his call for change to save the lives of oers. >>> the fbi urgently searching for a 13-year-old girl kidnapped outside her home. authorities asking the public fp. >> i cannot express this enough, every second counts. >>> girl scouts versus boy scouts, a major feud takes an ugly turn. >> announcer: this is bc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. breaking late toy, attorney general jeff sessions fired by president trump faci a question mark over the future of the n.mueller investigat just a short time ago, session receiving a warm sendoff from colleaguess he left the justice department for likely the last time but no warm good-byes fr the nsresident wh

boeing's operator's manual does not highlight the change. you're upset because boeing didn't iorm the pilots. >> right. that information was not disclosed to our company or our pilots. that that system existed. >> reporter: now southwest, united and american airlines ande nions are issuing urgent bulletins to get the word out. lihere's a fix. simplying a switch should have turned the automatic system off. >> as you see it stopped. >> reporter: not knowing the problem, the lion air pilots continued to fight the nose up. >> literally in a matter of seconds i'm in a nosedive. airplane is basically out of control. >> reporter: boeing says it's working to fully understd all aspects of this incident and it's confident in the safety of the 737 max. meanwhile, pilots are warning each other how to recover from a potentially hidde danger. >>> newly revealed tonight the tools a saudi hit squad carried when they allegedlyilled "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi inside a saudi consulate last month as new details emerge about the recording that

just hours after the faaan issu urgent safety alert for boeing's new 737-max planes. this comes after last week's fatal plane crash in indonesia that killed 189 people. here's nbc's t costello. >> reporter: it's a best zeller for boeing, the 737-max is the latest, most sophisticated model yet. now an urgent safety directive affecting all 246 planes worldwide. 45 of themn the u.s. investigators say the pilots of the doomed flight struggled to keep the plane in the air, pulling the nose up as the plane's cputers pushed it into a fatal dive. >> the computer introduced a nose-down command, and the pilots fought it. they're trying to maintain altitude. the computer tcontinues, a computer at this point has a more powerful flight control and eventually the pilots lose the ttle. >> reporter: investigators believe one of the plane's sensors like this one was sending bad data, suggesting the plane was flying too slowly. the computers pehed the n forward to pick up speed and avoid a stall. investigators say that same sensor was replaced just a day fore, after air speed indicator

boeing failed to warn pilots about a potentially dangerous feature on the new boeing 737 max eight and max nine. this is a very high tech aircraft. a spokesman told me, quote, they didn't provide us all the information that we rely on when we fly an aircraft, specifically with the aircraft flight control system. i just want to make one last point. they all say that they believe -- they meaning u.s. pilots -- believe this aircraft is safe. the danger comes in when boeing, the manufacture, did not enlighten them about all the features and how they work within this aircraft. >> look, more information is better. it's very nerve wracking to think they were not enlightened by some information, but luckily they are now attempting to fix that. >> the president talked a lot. he couldn't stop talking about the so-called caravan heading to the border ahead of election day. now some are approaching the border and the president isn't really talking about them at all. >>> first, americans will devour millions of turkeys this thanksgiving and many of the birds will be called heritage turkeys. what is

a boeing jet falls from the sky and now a new report suggests boeing with held key information from pilots. and prison breaks. a golden ak-47 and one of the world's most notorious criminals. the epic trial of el chapo begins. we start with news that is just in to cnn on robert mueller's russia investigation. president trump speaking face-to-face with his attorneys. here with me now in this news is correspondent sarah murray. what do we know about the meeting and the questions at issue? >> we know that president trump spent at least part of his day according to a source going over the questions that special counsel robert mueller's team has given him and trying to come up with responses. this is a process started before the mid-term elections. they want to move the ball forward and say according to the source, they struck an agreement and they are going to answer questions about russian collusion, but not obstruction of justice. they are aiming to get the questions back in the next couple of days. of course we have seen this timeline shift on a number of occasions, but we know the special c

federal aviation administration is also examining boeing seven thirty seven training requirements for a pilot and for more on this here to discuss is former national transportation safety director jim essentially jamie what's the latest on this thing of sort of shocking lamprey shit you updating us what do we know since we were here last time well as we know from the last time the boeing failed to. address this issue that they have found with their their new flight control system that that regulates the altitude of the attitude of the nose and what he does is the new system that they designed for the seven thirty seven max series is a way to keep the pilots prevent pilots from raising the nose too high and making it go into a stall unfortunately this new system is causing this the nose to dive down because it thinks that there is a problem and then the pilots don't have enough sense of time to pull it back up and to avoid a crash i know you're it's unfair and i get these questions to you removed from you know n.t.s.b. you're not there anymore you know and all the detail like so to spe

boeing's operator's manual does not highlight the change you're upset because boeing didn't inform the pilots. >> right. that information was not disclosed to our company or our pilots. that that system existed. >> reporter: now southwest, united and american airlines are issuing urgent bulletins to get the word out. there is a fix. simply flipping a switch should have turned the automatic system off. >> as you can see it stopped the trip. >> reporter: not knowing the problem, the lion air pilots continued to fight to pull the nose up. >> literally in a matter of seconds, i'm in a nosedive. airplane is basically out of control. >> reporter: boeing says it's working to fully understand all aspects of the incident and it's confident in the safety of the 737 max. meanwhile pilots are warning each other how to recover from a potentially hidden danger. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> the tools that a saudi hit squad carried when they allegedly killed journalist jamal khashoggi last month. as new details emerge about the audio recording. here is richard engel. >> reporter: these are

the boeing 737 crashed into the java sea shortly after departing from jakarta. a preliminary report found technical problems had been reported on previous flights, but investigators did not give a definite cause for the accident. lion air has insisted that the plane was airworthy. rebbece henschke reports. almost new plane crashed within minutes after takeoff. this man's son was on a flight with his cousin. translation: he was a really good kid. nothing about him was bad. now he and other reading families have heard that the plane was not airworthy and should have been grounded the day before. ahead of the investigating committee told the bbc there were a number of serious technical issues with the plane. on the previous flight from bali to jakarta. minimum of four problems appearing in one flight. this, in oui’ appearing in one flight. this, in our opinion, the aircraft was no longer airworthy. what happened instead was that after the pilot managed to land safely injakarta, the plane took to the area can with a different pilot. information from the flight dat

boeing stock dropped7% after news of the crash. the aircraft manufacturer issuing a statement saying the boeing company is deeply saddened by the loss of lion air flight 610, adding that the company is providing technical assistance at the request and under the direction of government authorities investigating the accident. >> it has over 400 channels of information about flight controls and what the airplane was doing and the cockpit voice recorder. >> reporter: so why did the nearly brand-new 737 crash into the sea? this chunk of orange-painted metal may have the answer. as my colleague david kerley learned at the ntsb in washington, putting that part of the box in water is standard procedure. >> you want it in water. >> right, we want it in water. when we recover it, we will submerge it in water to keep the electronics from essentially oxidizing or rusting and we flush it with freshwater. >> but even the saltwater, if it's gotten to it, you can still recover data? >> sure. we've been very successful. >> it's heavy. >> because it

. >>> stocks to watch, boeing is one stock to watch boeing reportedly withheld information about the potential hazards associated with a new flight control feature that may have played a role in last month's deadly jet crash in indonesia. the "wall street journal" says the auto stall prevention system on 737 models can in some cases push the plane's nose down so strongly that the flight crew simply can't recover safety experts say u.s. airlines and pilots were not told that feature was added to the 737 >>> kellogg is exploring the sale of its cookies and fruit snacks businesses, that includes brands like keebler. the little elves who live in the tree the company will focus more on its core business like cereal, morning snacks and frozen foods. >>> bayer reporting flat growth in the latest earnings positive sales of its heart drug were offset by weakness in the animal health business i don't know what the heart drug does, but i asked my heart doctor to scribe prescribe it f because it looks so good better than the other one which can cause bleeding the company also says it faces more

this is the the news of life from birth why did a brand new boeing jet fall from the sky divers in indonesia find one of the black boxes from the right in the crash on monday minutes after taking off from jakarta investigators hope it will help explain the cause of the tragedy that claimed the lives of nearly two hundred people also on the program. a major new study says the oceans a warming faster than previously source which could be disastrous to the world's ice sheets coral reefs i don't source of marine life. germany's chancellor visits kiev to talk of ties with your credit i'm going to medical problems investment to solidify the country's ties with europe and. i'm phil graham welcome to the program divers in indonesia have located the black box from the lion air passenger jet that crashed on monday and sub the device will shed light on the course of the tragedy in which one hundred eighty nine people died the boeing seven three seven went down thirteen minutes after taking off from the capital jakarta. the heat is on for indonesian aviation authorities they're under huge pressure to ex

what happened to two month old boeing seven three seven max. lion air is the launch customer of the latest variant of the best selling airline at the twin jet had technical problems the day before lyon executives' say they were resolved and the plane flew from bali to jakarta hours before its fateful flight at least four employees of the low cost carrier have been suspended pending the investigation. for the families the agonizing wait goes on. we hope the government can find all victims as soon as possible i do hope my husband is still alive that's a wish of mine of our families he is a strong willed person and. forensic experts have taken d.n.a. samples from the next of kin to begin matching passenger remains ready for the many funerals to come florence louis al-jazeera. the first democratically elected president of moldy vhs has returned to the country after two years in exile nasheed was welcomed home by his supporters and president elect mohammed sorely he was sentenced to thirteen years jail in twenty fifteen on terrorism charges ordering

it is devastating news for families of the 189 people on board who died when the boeing 737 operated by lionair went down. reporter: the almost new plane crashed within minutes after htkeoff. he was on the flith his cousin. >> he was a really good kid. nothing about him was bad. reporter: now he and other grieving families have heard that the plane was not airworthy and should have been grounded the day before. the head of the investigating committee to the bbc there were a number of serious technical issues with the plane on the previous flht from bali to jakarta. >> many problems appeared in the flight. based on our opinion, the rcraft was no longer airworthy. reporter: what happened instead waat after the pilot managed to land safely in jakarta, the plane took to the air again with a different pilot. information from the flight datr recohows the pilots repeatedly fought to override an automatic safety system installed in the boeing 737 that pulled the plane's nose down. the system was responding to faulty data that suggested the plane's nose was higher than it was. the head of the