he's grounding the max 8s, the 9s there's another model, the max 7. we've talkeded about the max 8, the aircraft implicated in the two crashes. canada chose to also say no to the max 9. not clear to us immediately there are flying around, but that wasn't necessarily the focus prior to -- >> one other wrinkle there was the canadian transport minister he said based on inbound evidence he received that he said he had since shared with his american counterparts. i wonder whether that was the predicate that led to this >> also, there had been stories floating around that because of the administration's ties, its close ties to boeing, perhaps the involvement in the aircraft and purchase is of the aircraftn china trade deal, that the u.s. had been waiting to ground these planes he's really putting that to rest at this point in terms of the ties with boeing and the role aircraft play in the china trade deal >> in term of a practical matter, because they had not planned on grounding these flights in the united states, you've not not only the max 8s taken out o

the 737 max 8 safe aeroplane. the 737 max a safe aeroplane. the 737 max a safe aeroplane family. the 737 max builds on that tremendous history of safety that we have seen over the last 50 yea rs. that we have seen over the last 50 years. alice taylor, and aviation expert, told me when he thought the fixes were enough to fix boeing's damaged reputation —— ellis. fixes were enough to fix boeing's damaged reputation —— ellism fixes were enough to fix boeing's damaged reputation -- ellis. it will ta ke damaged reputation -- ellis. it will take a while for that reputational damage to be repaired. there are over 4000 of these max jets on order. so many lives have signalled they want to cancel. that is a difficult and expensive process to go through. it has to be the start ofa go through. it has to be the start of a process to regain trust in the 737 max brand. what we will see is a few years down the track we will probably help with these issues aside and hopefully from here on in this is the last of the major safety issues for the 737 max. with these fixes and software upgrade

boeing stood by the max 8. >> very important is that the 737 max is safe. we're very confident in that. >> overnight several airlines and entire countries temporarily suspended operation of the 737 max 8. singapore, air mexico joining indonesia and all of china. u.s. based carriers sticking with the boeing model. american airlines flights 24, southwest flights 34. and they will continue to do so. >> experts' opinions on whether to fly the 737 max 8 are mixed. former ntsb chief jim hall says boeing should, quote, do the responsible thing and ground the plaec plane until the cause is determined and any problems are addressed. farai sevenzo is where the doomed fly was supposed to land. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. look, the whole question about the 737 max 8 is plaguing everybody in this part of the world. and what about america, what have they heard, what have they read. here's what some are saying. >> people were nervous. a lot of reading on the paper and also the internet. i don't think we have the option to change our mind. >> i heard about the

max payne and the seven thirty seven max nine. planes associated with that brine. and british businesses continue to gear up for more uncertainty as their lawmakers reject a note that. i'm seeing bears in berlin thanks for watching us president donald trump announced the immediate grounding of all boeing seven thirty seven max jetliners a move that many industry experts flight crews and passengers have been pushing for since the crash of an ethiopian airlines flight on sunday why the sudden change here's what trump had to say. any plane currently in the air will go to its destination and thereafter be grounded until further notice so planes that are in the air will be grounded. if they have the seven thirty seven max will be grounded upon landing at the destination. pilots have been notified. airlines have been all notified airlines are agreeing with this the safety of the american people in all people is our paramount concern. our hearts go out to all of those who lost loved ones to their friends to the families and both the the opi and the lion airlines crashes t

the 737 max 8 headed s after taking off from dis ababa. moments after the pilot declared an emergency. data transmitted by the plane showed very erratic vertical speed as the crew struggled to control the plane, eerily similar to the crash of lion air flight 610 last october off indonesia. that plane also a boeing max 8. now 22 airlines and a handful of countries including ethiopian . sky news reporter john sparks is at the scene. >> the big question here is has the same thing happened or is it just a statistical anomaly that we have here? two of the same aircraft crashing in a short period of time. >> reporter: investigators in ethiopia have recovered the plane's black boxes. they'll look for indications the pilots struggled with the trim of the aircraft, holding it level. a preliminary investigation into that crash in indonesia suggests those pilots struggled to pull the nose up as a malfunctioning commuter program pushed the nose down. the indonesian pilots were not informed that the new system on the max, known as mcas, boeing insistin

airlines use max 8, southwest and american. united uses max 9s. southwest's max 8 flights are spread throughout the country. concentrated into and out of miami. between all three airlines there are about 275 daily flights using the max fleet. >> it's a huge decision. it has an economic effect, you know, that's far-reaching. >> reporter: today in dallas, the home of southwest airlines, fliers reacted. >> all this week they've been letting people change their tickets. i think that's been great of them to do that. >> reporter: many travelers and crew members wondering what's next. >> i was scared taking off because of what was going on in the news. >> happy to be back on the ground. >> reporter: all three airlines trying to minimize travel disruptions. southwest, the most heavily impacted, says any customers booked on a canceled max 8 flight can rebook on alternate flights without any additional fees or fare differences within 14 days of their original date of travel. >> safety first, most important thing. it's a little scary to be up there when you

planes in the air will be grounded if they are the 737 max. >> reporter: at area airports, the 737 max jets were grounded on the tarmac's in san jose, oakland and san francisco. some passengers were midair when they learned the news. >> i did not realize it until two hours ago because we have wi-fi on the plane. >> reporter: they said the decision to ground the boeing 737 max 8 and max 9 jets was due to new evidence on the ground in ethiopia and enhanced satellite tracking data showing a link between the ethiopian airlines 737 max 8 movement before it crashed and the indonesian lion air 737 max 8 jet movements before it plunged into the java sea last october killing all 189 on board. on wednesday, ethiopian airlines said the pilot had reported problems controlling the plane shortly after takeoff, crashing minutes later and investigators are looking into whether the automatic control might have malfunction. the faa flight instructor taught at pacific state aviation school in concord and said there was an instrument malfunction, if there was, it could have been pitched downward. he said

aircraft, the 737 max. anyway, hindsight's 20/20. the faa gave boeing a pass on this they looked at the data. and thought it could be flown safely with these automated aircraft, a lot of times when things go wrong, they go wrong quickly all pilots flying the max-8 now know about the potential danger. the solution is quite simple you take your hands off the throttle and you throw two switches right next to the throttle so, you know, if you're about to board a max aircraft i don't think i would run down the ramp and demand to be deplaned. the pilots are probably aware of this but certainly, boeing and the faa need to address this long term whether or not this latest event was caused by the automation. >> you know, the fact that this happened first with a lion air flight and then ethiopian, i think americans wonder if we can assume that the u.s. training is better or somehow if that's the reason why nothing like this happened in this country from what i read about the pilots involved in the ethiopian flight, t

joins a growing list of countries to suspend the seven thirty seven max after two crashes putting even more pressure on us authorities in airlines to do the same. and volkswagen report solid numbers for twenty eighteen of the world's largest carmaker can't get caught looking in the rearview mirror challenges are ahead like brakes that possible u.s. tariffs and oh yeah its departure from the internal combustion engine. welcome to business i'm stephen beers in for len thanks for joining us flight regulators in the e.u. join counterparts in china and other major markets in grounding the boeing seven thirty seven max that after two recent crashes in indonesia and ethiopia the issue is a sensitive one for the plane maker in particular which faces a tricky act reassuring concerned customers and protecting its business. iceland air is only one of the lines grounding their seven three seven max fleets by grounding its three max eight aircraft until further notice norwegian airlines also grounded its fleet of eighteen citing european aviation authorities of the three hundred seventy four seven

the seven thirty seven max aircraft. now the grounding by american aviation regulators poses a fundamental threat to boeing's operations the seven thirty seven max is the fastest selling aircraft of all time and the backbone of the company's strategy for the future the plane maker is a major blue chip enterprise or enterprise rather employing tens of thousands and it's worth hundreds of billions of dollars. at boeing and doing this the aircraft maker has more than four thousand six hundred outstanding orders for its seven three seven max aircraft if the orders a canceled tens of thousands of jobs at the corporations washington plants and various suppliers are at risk boeing shares on wall street of tumbled losing more than twenty five billion dollars in value since sunday's crash it's still not clear if the seven three seven mark series has a design fault the u.s. federal aviation administration repeatedly said the plane was safe but now has new information boeing is a giant of u.s. industry something the f.a.a. is well

mcas is new to the boeing max aircraft. i was wondering if you could talk to us about why this system was not included in pilot training materials and who makes the determination regarding what is included in pilot training materials? >> so when we are doing a new certification, whether it's an amended or a new type, there's a flight standardization board that is a group of experts and pilots and engineers whose responsibility it is to determine and in this case, an amended type certificate, if the handling characteristics of the new aircraft require flight training or if the differences between the new aircraft and the one that it's amending does not require flight training. what the mcas did was correct for some very slight modifications that the max had. the max had slightly larger diameter engines with not a whole lot of extra thrust, similar thrust, but because of the width of the engines they had to go forward on the wing and because of the diameter of the engines, the nose wheel had to be extended six inches. these a

whenever vs max wealth plays to the noun side the dollar declines u.s. stock market declines what we've had is this positive feedback loop well we are going to have. see that go in reverse where we're going to have a positive feedback loop of the negative kind we're reinforces itself negatively once the u.s. stock market starts to decline right right leverage is a two edged sword isn't it cuts both ways now of course a miss eleven the beautiful state of illinois and illinois does not known at this juncture for having very sound economic policies they seem to be going through some troubles there you have been updating us from time to time what's the latest on illinois is it is that they figured out how to rectify the problem over there mess no they figured out how to make it worse they're borrowing money for pensions they don't want to reform pensions we've actually got a socialist government here in the state now this guy ran on a democratic party but he's a he's a pure bred socialist he wants progressive income taxes wants more unions all of the things

southwest and american fly the max 8. all say they do not have safety concerns. >> i'm 100% comfortable of this and every other 737 max we have in the fleet. >> reporter: but the american airlines flight attendant union now wants the max 8 grounded. >> they're very concerned about their safety, but also the safety of our customers, who we care for every day. >> reporter: the faa feeling the heat as members of congress and a former transportation secretary also call for the faa to ground the max 8. >> i'm sure the agency is feeling the pressure, and the way to relieve the pressure is to ground the planes. >> reporter: the central question remains whether the crashes in ethiopia and indonesia have anything in common. both were max 8s. but tonight it appears the black boxes from ethiopia still have not been read. the ceo of the airline says they'll likely be sent to another country for analysis. in ethiopia today, an outpouring of grief at the sight where et flight 302 went down. sky news reporter john sparks is there. >> to

the plane maker itself, the 736 max says they continue to have full confidence in the 737 max. after complication with the u.s. faa and the usntsb, they have said out of an abundance of caution and to re-assure the flying public of the aircraft safety, they recommend the temporary suspension of operations testify entire global fleet, 371 of these 737 max aircrafts. we were one of the last countries to fly the max. canada joining 40 other nations to ban the plane from the airspace. southwest, american, two of the last airlines flying the max. american with 24 of them. so the faa as you mentioned up until this hour and president trump's order so there was no systemic performance issues with the 737 max 8 says they're working in cooperation with the government and those governments regulatory bodies. the black boxes from the ethiopia air flights will be sent to europe for analysis. we don't flow where yet. according to the ethiopian aviation officials, the pilots on the flight cited flight control problems before crashing six minutes after take offer. canada also citing new imager

max eight and the seven thirty seven max nine. planes associated with that. a ten saudi activists have appeared in a court in riyadh for the first time since their detention a year ago the cases against them have joined international condemnation and outrage over the state of human rights in the kingdom how much of all has the story . is a young guy who's been fighting for saudi women aside to the wife among other demands she's a graduate of the university of british columbia in canada and was ranked by arabian business magazine as third on the list of top most powerful women in two thousand and fifteen in recognition of her feeling. but there again and other female campaigners paid a hefty price including constant house mint and even detention at the hands of saudi authorities. meeting in. the way last may she was arrested after releasing a video showing her behind the wheel on a highway between the united arab emirates and saudi arabia in defiance of the ban on women driving. and even though the ban was lifted a month later jane remained in detention withou

ensure max protein... to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. (straining) i'll take that. (cheers) 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. in two great flavors. >> glor: a federal judge in new york has jumped into the simmering debate over measles vaccinations. with cases rising locally, he essentially told dozens of private school parents, "no shots, no school." here's dr. jon lapook. >> reporter: the 50 unvaccinated deudents are barred from attending the green meadow waldorf school for at least three weeks. the judge said it's important to protect public health, and ruled those unvaccinated kids must stay at home. parent beatrice burgis agrees grth the judge's ruling. >> i believe that he's trying to mitigate a potential further outbreak, and he's trying to keep everybody safe. ve reporter: yesterday, a new case in rockland county brought the total to 146, and this year, the c.d.c. has reported 228 2ases in 12 states. the rockland county outbreak was cent

sent a notice to all of the operators of the 737 max around the world. in it the agency said it will likely require design changes to the max, but those stem from an earlier deadly crash. this as the world is waiting for clues to emerge as to what happened on sunday. investigators will be looking 8 that crashed sunday malfunctioned similar to the lion air 737 max that crashed in indonesia last october, killing all 189 aboard. the pilots of both jets reported technical difficulties. the two planes appeared to struggle to gain altitude before making a steep nosedive and crashing less than 15 minutes after take-off. investigators will also probe the actions of the flight crew, the copilot of ethiopian flight 302 had just 200 hours of flight time. a u.s. airline pilot typically needs a minimum of 1,500 hours. the black boxes will be crucial according to john goglia, a former member of the n.t.s.b. >> so it's going to tell us a lot about how this airplane was flown in the last minutes, and also it is going to tell us about how the airplane was flown in the pr

southwest is only one operating max 8 out of oakland. says five flights were canceled out of entire fleet of max 8 planes. not good enough. >> not going to play again until this is sorted out. >> reporter: bigger concern, why the faa waited so long to ground the planes. >> it is concerning. say that u.k., china, india did ban this 737 and after that u.s. reacted to it. better late than never. >> reporter: in e-mail to abc7 news faa says they waited for more specific information before grounding the planes. at oakland international airport, anser hassan, abc7 news. >> affecting american airlines, 24 boeing 737 max 8s, southwest with 34 and united airlines with 14 boeing 737 max 9s, 40 flights per day. >>> call at thrift store ended with officer involved fatal shooting. east 14th and 162nd avenue in san leandro where the sheriffs office says deputies responded to report of shoplifting at shift town. driver threw it into reverse and sped at them. >> had contacted them, everything seemed okay, then it wasn't okay. >> sheriffs office says the

whenever vs max wealth plays to the noun side the dollar declines u.s. stock market declines what we've had is this positive feedback loop well we are going to have. see that go in reverse where we're going to have a positive feedback loop of the negative kind we're reinforces itself negatively once the u.s. stock market starts to decline right right leverage is a two edged sword isn't it cuts both ways now of course a missed eleven the beautiful state of illinois and illinois does not known at this juncture for having very sound economic policies they seem to be going through some troubles there you have been updating us from time to time what's the latest on illinois is it is that they figured out how to rectify the problem over there mess no they figured out how to make it worse they're borrowing money for pensions they don't want to reform pensions we've actually got a socialist government here in the state now this guy ran on a democratic party but he's a he's a pure bred socialist he wants progressive income taxes wants more unions all of the thing

and india have joined the growing list of countries suspending the flying of the seven three seven max eight aircraft it follows an ethiopian airlines crash on sunday which killed all one hundred fifty seven on board it was the second major accident involving the aircraft in five months for the us aviation regulator insists the model is safe and sees no reason to ground the planes john hundred has more. as investigators begin the first full day of their probe into the cause of a second deadly crash more and more of boeing seven thirty seven max aircraft are being grounded u.s. aviation officials insist the aircraft is safe but a growing list of countries say that until they get the assurances they need over the safety of the seven thirty seven max it is banned from their airspace u.s. airline passengers and an american flight attendants union share their concern u.s. senators are joining growing calls for the plane to be grounded well i think out of an abundance of caution and frankly common sense it makes sense to ground aircraft has been involved in a two very tragic accidents and al

8 and the 737 max 9. the safety of the american people and all people is our paramount concern. >> reporter: immediately, three u.s. airlines told to stop flying their 737 maxs. >> we got a call from your company. you need to contact them. >> southwest 410, we've been directed to return to the gate. >> reporter: this max 8 towed from the gate and parked. one of 72 idled. the federal government was under public pressure for days, having watched china, europe and today, canada, ground aircraft. flight maps from last week now showing the max's disappearing as they were parked. the reason, similarities between sunday's crash in ethiopia which killed 157, and the lion air crash in indonesia less than five months earlier. both flights, with the nose moving erratically up and down right after takeoff. a refinement of tracking data from satellites overnight, according to the faa, and evidence from this debris field in ethiopia, convinced the agency there are enough similarities in these flights that they grounded

joins a growing list of countries to suspend the seven three seven max after two crashes while boeing's share price goes into a rapid descent the pressure on us and the ground. is rising. and with more and more people moving to cities it takes clever technology to make a more livable car this small city will save power we live in the future. this is the new business. the federal aviation authority in the us finds itself increasingly isolated as it still refuses to ground the boeing seven three seven max regulators in the e.u. have now joined their counterparts in china and other major markets in banning the plane from flying the popular model was involved in crashes recently in indonesia and on sunday in ethiopia the issue is a sensitive one for the airplane and defense company in particular it faces a tricky act reassuring concerned customers and protecting its business and investors who lost more than twenty six billion dollars since the latest. iceland there is only one of the airlines grounding their seven three seven max fleet by grounding its three max eight aircraft until further

my colleague is in the studio next hour with more on today's top stories right now though max in the states discussed the post breaks the reality in the u.k. on the kinds of reforms. oh oh. because. this is the kaiser report. thanks max we finally found a market for our chlorinated american chicken yes it's going to be the brits in this post break so world they have a new trade deal and it's the chlorinated chicken here's the headline u.s. ambassador to u.k. under fire over defense of chlorinated chicken critics a process woody johnson called a no brainer is actually harmful to the nation's health jay rayner the b.b.c. presenter observer columnist and master chef critic said the u.k. should tell johnson where he can stick chlorinated chicken the us is preferred approach for protecting consumers from pathogens such as salmonella and capital backed are. looking. well can i wish that issue you can talk about chicken without bringing plucky on because plucky is a monetary policy expert and this whole story does remind me of cheap money and cheap products you know you want to reduce the p

that's after its 737 max plane suffered engine problems. the 737 max is boeing's best—selling plane, with orders worth more than $500 billion globally. but it's the ethiopian airlines 737 jet crash on the 10th march which spooked the public. shortly afterwards, boeing chairman dennis muilenburg released this statement. as the facts in the accident become available and we understand the necessary nextep, we are taking action to fully reassure airlines and their passengers of the safety of the 737 max. we regret the ongoing challenges the grounding has caused for our customers and the flying public. i'm nowjoined in the studio by peter morris, who's the chief economist at ascend by cirium. good to see you again. so, a really important day for boeing today. what do you think might happen? well, i think it is going to be a case of taking evidence and so, that will not really be clear. it is not going to get any significant outcome overnight but what you're going to see is that the ongoing process of the airlines as to what is being done and i

8s from flying and also max 9s from flying. those already in the air, once they land, they cannot take off until further notice. almost everyone we spoke with at sfo seemed to be aware of the late-breaking news. some travelers said they had already decided against flying on the boeing 737 max 8 jetliners even before the president's announcement. >> just because, wouldn't want to take a chance. >> reporter: how about you? would you fly in one? >> no, i wouldn't. >> reporter: president says decision comes after faa resisted grounding the planes, even after fatal crash in ethiopia and the one in october killing 189 passengers and crews. faa said received newly refined satellite data to support. but john nance believes it's premature. >> nothing has emerged from the crash saying there's a major systems problem. >> reporter: says u.s. has excellent record of aviation safety. >> 92,000 flights over the planet and almost nothing goes wrong. >> reporter: but airline passengers tended to agree that max 8s should be grounded for time bei

boxes recovered from a boeing seven thirty seven max aircraft. flown to paris for further analysis about forty countries across the world have grounded this aircraft model involved in the weekend disaster all one. were killed the u.s. is one of the latest to ban the plane under emergency orders from president trump. the pressure had become too great after numerous countries ban the boeing seven thirty seven max from the skies u.s. president donald trump finally followed suit. the planes that are in the air will be grounded. if their seven thirty seven max will be grounded upon landing at the destination for safety of the american people at all people is our paramount concern a crash in ethiopia on sunday a similar disaster in indonesia last october satellite images suggest a pattern in the way both planes fell from the sky in a statement the federal aviation administration said that new evidence about the crash in ethiopia had led to the grounding of seven thirty seven maxes in the u.s. the ban came into effect at noon on wednesday causing jitter

joins a growing list of countries to spend the seven thirty seven max after two crashes putting even more pressure on u.s. authorities and airlines to do the same. and volkswagen reports solid numbers for. twenty eight hundred the world's largest car maker can't get caught looking in the rearview mirror challenges are ahead like brakes the possible u.s. tariffs and oh yeah its departure from the internal combustion engine welcome to business i'm steven beers in for len thanks for joining us flight regulators in the e.u. joint counterparts in china and other major markets in grounding the boeing seven thirty seven max that after two recent crashes in indonesia and ethiopia this issue is a sensitive one for the plane maker in particular which faces a tricky act reassuring concern customers and protecting its business. iceland air is only one of the lines grounding their seven three seven max fleets by grounding its three max eight aircraft until further notice no we today are lines also grounded its fleet of eighteen citing european aviation authorities of the three hundred seventy fou

phil lebeau is in seattle withn boeingheir push to get the max flying again. >> reporter: is the737 max one step closer to taking off again? boeing thinks so. today boeing's vice president briefeeporters on changes being made to the max and increased training for 737 pilots. >> we're working with customers and regulators around the wor to restore faith in our industry,nd also to reaffirm our commitment to safety and to earning the trust of the flying public. >> reporter: after analyzing crashay have caused the of the 737 max last october, boeing is limiting how often tht flight'sated controls can influence the max's flight path. it's alsupdating the cockpit display so pilots arert a when the system kicks in. a criticism boeing has facedsh since the cf a max in ethiopia earlier this month. will these changes ease the pressure boeing is facing? >> it's not going to alleviate the pressure. it's going to explain what happened and how they came to the processes and decisions they came to. but until the airplane is back in service and proven to be safe, if you sswill, pe will remain on boeing

with trying to keep the seven thirty seven max airborne. but in congress growing support for a ban bridge the party divide. every one of these planes should be grounded right away. they are accidents waiting to happen the grounding of the plane has please many passenger safety advocates in the u.s. but it's another blow for boeing and one from which the aerospace giant may take a while to fully recover. humphrey has more from washington on that decision to ground seven thirty seven back. after days of mounting international pressure u.s. president donald trump has joined dozens of other countries around the world in grounding boeing seven three seven max aircrafts any of those planes which were in the air at the time of the emergency order to land at their destination where they were grounded and it's certainly an about turn from the white house which had previously said that these planes was safe to fly nevertheless the administration was armed mounting pressure from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle who were agitating for a ban and not

boeing stood by the max 8. >> very important is that the 737 max is safe. we're very confident in that. >> overnight several airlines and entire countries temporarily suspended operation of the 737 max 8. australia moments ago joining the list. singapore, air mexico joining indonesia and all of china. u.s. based carriers sticking with the boeing model. american airlines flies 24, southwest flies 34. and they will continue to do so. >> experts' opinions on whether to fly the 737 max 8 are mixed. former ntsb chief jim hall says boeing should, quote, do the responsible thing and ground the plane until the cause is determined and any problems are addressed. farai sevenzo is where the doomed fly was supposed to land. good morning. >> reporter: absolutely jessica, it was supposed to land here and of course there is massive concern all around the world about the boeing 737 max 8. but what do americans think, what have they heard or read about this airplane? let's take a listen. >> people were nervous. a lot of reading on the paper and also the internet. i don't th

to operate the longer 737 max 9. the faa says it does not have enough data from sunday's crash to take action yet but will if the investigation indicates the need to do so and in a statement tuesday boeing said, "we have full confidence in the safety of the max and based on the information currently available, we do not have any basis to issue new guidance to operators." passengers we spoke to here at reagan national airport say they have mixed feelings about flying the max. >> i am concerned, but i feel like you're scared every day even when you're living. so you kind of just have to do it and hope for the best. >> i don't think there's any reason to be paranoid. isn't it more dangerous to go out there and drive your car? >> reporter: lawmakers say passengers who don't want to fly on a max should be able to switch flights free of charge. well, a couple of interesting notes here, allen. the flight attendants union representing domestic flight attendants here in the united states is urging for the grounding of all max

a, y max 9. mientras hay varios heridos. usuarios comparten los escalofriantes momentos a travÉs de redes sociales. carolina: un hispano desafÍa un incendio en su casa lo arriesga do para salvar a sus mascotas. su acciÓn se vuelve viral. ♪ ♪ borja: amigos de la costa oeste, como estÁn? te damos la bienvenida ediciÓn digital. soms a a voces. michelle: estamos conectados con ustedes en las plataformas digitales y a travÉs de la televisiÓn en la costa oeste. arrancamos. borja: comenzamos con una noticia de Último minuto. donal trump ordenÓ hoy la suspensiÓn de los vuelos que usan aeronaves marcan buen modelo 737 max ocho y max nueve luego de que en dos de esas aeronaves sufrirÁn trágicos accidentes con tan sÓlo cinco meses de diferencia. estados unidos era prÁcticamente el Único paÍs que no había nc de l que eran seguros. vamos escuchar a trump. [habla en inglÉs] michelle: esta medida la llegada tomar donal trump despuÉs del mortal accidente que ocurriÓ en etiopÍa. cuando el

singapore bans all boeing 737 max aircraft from its airspace in the wake of the deadly ethiopia plane crash at the weekend. the inventor of the world wide web, sir tim berners—lee, tells the bbc global action is needed to tackle its "downward plunge to a dysfunctional future". and on the markets: there is a lot on the minds of investors today, not least brexit in the uk. for now in asia you can see a very strong session is under way. we start with the escalating action by international aviation authorities to ensure passenger safety in the wake of deadly crash of an ethiopian airlines plane two days ago. within the past couple of hours, singapore's civil aviation regulator has announced a ban on all boeing 737 max aircraft from its airspace. in a statement, it says it's "temporarily suspending operation of all variants of the boeing 737 max aircraft into and out of singapore". in light of two fatal accidents involving that model ofjet within five months. a lion airjet of the same type crashed in indonesia last october, killing all those on board. the suspension is due to take effect

face max we finally found a market for our chlorinated american chicken yes it's going to be the brits in this post breaks it world they have a new trade deal and it's the chlorinated chicken here's the headline u.s. ambassador to u.k. under fire over defense of chlorinated chicken critics a process woody johnson called a no brainer is actually harmful to the nation's health jay rayner the b.b.c. presenter observer columnist and master chef critic said the u.k. should tell johnson where he can stick chlorinated chicken the us is preferred approach for protecting consumers from pathogens such as salmonella and capital backed are ok look who's here look you sir well can offset issue support and this whole story does remind me of cheap money and cheap products you know you want to reduce the price of everything reduce the price of money and what was the actual cost. what you want to know where he got the jacket. this is one of his cohorts on the farm which was a he looked familiar. jerry jerry jerry the cow it is leather i have to say but jay rayner the b.b.c. presenter said about this ch

italy's safety organization ground in the boeing 737 max. -- grounding the boeing 737 max. let's get back to the stock story, it is related to that boeing news. the ftse 100, dax and cac 40 trading differently. the ftse 100 is higher. the story off the lower pound, driven lower by the attorney general, on his advice that the irish backstop, that the story around it has not changed. dax trading lower. we will hear from matt miller later on about numbers from vw, the margins being squeezed, but the company investing aggressively is raising targets. and the cac 40 trading higher by 2/10 of 1%. let's talk about boeing, the impact it is having here in europe. theitalians grounding boeing 737 max. they have also been banned out of u.k. airspace. that is having an effect. and easyjet is trading higher, they operate an all airbus fleet a321's.0's and some of its competition does fly and it will37 max's be impacted. norwegian has a big boeing fleet. safran is under pressure. it is half of the engine of enginee that -- alliance that makes of the engines for the boeing 737 max. safran

parliament i'm joined by barbara veins in london and max hoffmann in strasbourg both of you can even start with you i mean this is another big blow to theresa may we were saying this is a defeat for her brits plan but what about for the prime minister her self is this the beginning of the end of her premiership. this might very well the beginning of the end for her really hurt a little while one have her own allies nikki morgan a tory m.p. from a minister who said the prime minister should know consider home long she wants to hold on and that is a clear signal that her own people are even now saying enough is enough this cannot get on the point is that your reason may has completely and we've known this for weeks months even has completely lost control off this whole bracks approach says she is serious stuff and she is sue somebody who really just carries on against the knowledge she would just keep carrying on and keep doing the. same thing over and over again in the hope that she can force people into a pose issue where they say ok you know we hold our nose as we say yes in order t

is holding an increasingly lonely position when it comes to the max eight. meanwhile in europe things look at the different norwegian and has just announced seeking compensation from boeing for losses due to flight cancellations. so most max eight service the asia pacific let's take you to singapore where the correspondents based even the global aviation hub of singapore has suspended flights of the popular plane but boeing insists there's no reason to. you that's exactly right and the l a few countries who share the same view now according to a columnist john get the financial times he argues that the software that's installed in these planes i'll fly by wire software that has by and large these planes of fasi for by reducing pilot error now among some of the countries that have not have not banned the deed that these flights are by these planes include of course a lot of the american air carriers such as american airlines southwest fly dubai and canada's west jet have also not banned these flights. what about disruptions from from those airlines who are ca

joins a growing list of countries to spin the seven thirty seven max after two crashes putting even more pressure on u.s. authorities and airlines to do the same. and folks wagon report solid numbers for twenty eight hundred the world's largest carmaker can't get caught looking in the rearview mirror challenges are ahead like brakes that possible u.s. tariffs and oh yeah its departure from the internal combustion engine welcome to your business i'm stephen beers in berlin thanks for joining us. flight regulators in the e.u. joint counterparts in china and other major markets in grounding the boeing seven thirty seven max that after two recent crashes in indonesia and ethiopia the issue is a sensitive one for the plane maker in particular which faces a tricky act reassuring concern customers and protecting its business. iceland is only one of the lines grounding their seven three seven max fleets by grounding its three max eight aircraft until further notice norwegian airlines also grounded its fleet of eighteen citing european aviation authorities of the three hundred seventy four seven

the federal aviation administration, the faa, grounding all boeing 737 max jets following two deadly crashes in under five months contessa brewer has the details on this story. >> ground sg temporary while the investigation continues, but, look, this is a dramatic reversal from the support the faa was voicing earlier this week about the safety of the particular aircraft. >> we are a data-driven action-oriented agency we don't make decisions about regulating or grounding aircraft or even shutdown decisions for airports and aircraft without actionable data, and in this case the actionable data didn't arrive until today >> in the order to ground the boeing 737 both max 8 and max 9, "the acting administrator has determined that an emergency exists related to safety in air commerce." the data recorder in the cockpit voice recorder were damaged in the crash, and special equipment is needed to extract that information, so they're in paris, france, this morning. ethiopia is leading the investigation with assistance from the faa and ntsb. it's part of the information they collect to monitor p

let's make a point that we are talking about both, the max 8 and max 9. united flies max 9, it is a longer version of the 8. now both of these planes, both of these models are out and they're going to be grounded effective immediately as soon as they land their next destination, they are grounded. tom kos stcostello. thank you very much. >> carrie, the pilots were confident in the safety. you found evidence there were concerns from the u.s. pilots a bt t about the safety of these planes. >> correct, it is maintained by nasa, the aviation reporting system. the report came through the faa, the faa says that's who they can be submitted anonymously without fear repercussions or punishments. and in that database, we found reports submitted by pilots of these flights. we don't know which airlines they were flying for or where it took place. they were voicing concerns about the system during take off during the plane. which airlines in u.s. were flying these planes. >> the two airlines that had the largest airlines, southwest and american airlines which was base

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to turn to mr shand lock of mis talk dot com mr welcome back personally back on the show max always a pleasure michel block is ben bernanke in the federal reserve bank in general the cause of the rise in socialism amongst millennia leads absolutely max i rode out on the financial times the other day but i had already come to that conclusion long ago and we've talked about it many times max by bailing out the banks by driving up asset prices and then keeping students trapped in student loans for something like forever they can't afford houses it's no wonder that we're seeing this rise of socialism tax the wealthy just take it from them elizabeth warren is pounding the message to harris and california spending the message the new darling of all of this of course is a oh say who wants to spend somewhere between fifty three and ninety three trillion dollars on a green new day oh that can't possibly work financially but it doesn't matter they're upset and we're saying this rise of the radical left right so the fact is that the idea.

this is the second time a 737 max 8 has crashed in the past five months. and now countries around the world are grounding their fleets of that aircraft. >>> within seconds of flight 302 taking off it was clear something was very wrong. the pilot made an urgent distress call wanting to turn the plane around. but then just six minutes into the journey, all contact was lost. it crashed about 30 miles from the capital. >> the pilot mentioned that he had difficulty and he wanted to return. so he was given clearance. >> reporter: eyewitnesses say the plane was trailing smoke and made a sharp turn before nose diving to the ground. "it came directly from the sky downwards," one man said. "we heard a huge explosion." piles of mangled debris lay scattered at the crash site. strewn amongst them, shredded clothing, a passport cover, a single shoe. with over 30 nationalities on board the plane, there was heartbreak felt on every corner of the globe. pilots and crew of ethiopian airlines wept at a vigil for their colleagues. the united nations was hit hard, losing at le

(ken) president donald trump says his administration is grounding boeing 737 max 8 and max 9 planes based on new information about the crash of an ethiopian airliner that killed 157 people.trump said this afternoon that the 737 max 8 planes currently in the air would be ordered to land, and that airlines and pilots had been notified of the decision.while the cause of sunday's crash is unknown - there have been reports from some pilots on issues with the 737 max 8. (ken)the faa released a statement, reading in part... "the agency made this decision as a result of the data gathering process and new evidence collected at the site and analyzed today. this evidence, together with newly refined satellite data available to faa this morning, led to this decision."the agency says they will continue to investigate. (ken) the grounding of the planes is causing some flight cancellations here in the bay area. (terisa)kron four's philippe djegal has more from sfo on the announcement's impact.... (philippe) by the early afternoon... san francisco international aiport says three flights were cancelled as

he said it was for the safety of the american people the max 8 and the max 9 similar model now being grounded, some people got the word mid-air. those flights were grounded and will not go back up until the faa is sure they are safe. as you note, we were the last country in the world to order them to be grounded. now, the flight that crashed on sunday, ethiopian airlines, killed 158 people. the black boxes from that flight, they are damaged. we understand they are being shipped to france for analysis overnight. with a lot of people questioning why it took so long, four days after the crash for those boxes to be analyzed. of note here, this is the same type of plane that was involved in the lion air crash in indonesia back in october. 189 people died there. boeing is backing this grounding of its planes. also promising a quick fix, an urgent fix, they say, to the flight to some of the flight controls as they try to figure out what's happened here. of note, we now know that there were at least five complaints about this particular model last fall. >> and many travelers now can fly rest

, and the 737 max 9. the safety of the american people, and all people, is oui’ paramount concern. another boeing 737 max crashed in similar circumstances last october off indonesia, killing 189 people. canada said there was new evidence suggesting a possible link between the two crashes as it announced its own grounding. this is new information that we received and analysed this morning, it comes from validated satellite tracking data suggesting a possible — although unproven — similarity in the flight profile of the lion air aircraft. it was after analysing new evidence collected at the crash site today that the us federal aviation administration made its decision. it found very close similarities between the two crashes. the groundings have affected david and his daughter maddie, who were supposed to fly from new york to edinburgh tonight. i think that it's definitely a smart decision to ground the planes. it's better safe than sorry when it comes to changes in the air. but i do think they should