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To say this is the syria of the western hemisphere. >> totally. >> a collapsed government, disputes as who the government should actually be and regular people suffering because of it. >> the fact that theyre looking for water in muddy streams and sewage drains. >> in one of the actual richest countries in the world in terms of natural resources so i hope theres a resolution to that. i do worry that we dont often think of that the right way and u.s. foreign policy may not be thinking about the f...

Crash in october. within 44 seconds of flight 302 taking off, a sensor malfunctioned, activating the anti-stall system mcas two minutes into the flight. 20 seconds later it went off again, putting the plane into a dive. the pilots were able to pull up some before turning mcas off, as boeing instructed. but it was too late. the plane was losing altitude and gaining speed. the pilots were unable to regain control of the aircraft. about 30 seconds before the end, they turned the system back on. mca...

Announced a lawsuit today against boeing. >> this is not an accident. this is something that could have been prevented and should have been prevented. >> reporter: boeing believes it has a software update that fixes the issues with mcas, but during the testing of that update, they found an issue with how it integrates with other systems. thats going to take a couple of more weeks to fix before the f.a.a. can begin its approval process. jeff. >> glor: still sounds like boeing has a lot of explain...

Production continues, and boeing will report first quarter deliveries on orders next week. mullenberg joined a test flight of the 737 max, testing on the planes software update continues. boeing plans to submit it to the faa in the coming weeks. global stock markets mixed as investors wait for developments in u.s. china trade talks. u.s. markets posted some gains on wednesday. the dow closed up 39 points, the s&p closed up slightly. the nasdaq up for the fifth day in a row. computer chip stock...

First obtained by cnn. >> reporter: tonight, a rare and stark admission of fault from the worlds biggest airline maker. >> we at boeing are sorry for the recent loives lost. its apparent in both flights the system known as mcas activated in response to erroneous angle of attack operation. its our responsibility to eliminate this risk. we own it and we know how to do it. >> reporter: the video statement from boeing ceo came late today after a preliminary report laid out in horrific detail what ap...

Expansion up close. >> reporter: yeah, youre right. and the russians are making a huge push to boost their presence in the arctic economically but also militarily as well. and youre right, they took to one of the newest and remote bases. heres what we saw. racing north across the frozen arctic sea on a russian army chopper. russians are making a huge effort to upgrade their military infrastructure. several of their bases are already fully operational and they are flying us to one of their most m...

Of a percent. for now it probably wont affect gdp because production continues. boeing will deliver first quarter earnings next week. the ceo joined a test flight of 737 yesterday. a testing on the software update continues and boeing plans to submit it to the faa in the coming weeks. the fbi is investigating a security breach at mar-a-lago as possible espionage. a woman with four cell phones and a thumb drive containing malware was able to enter. for his part, the president says the secret se...

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Procedure, but then re-engage the very motors, the very trim system, that was causing the problem. >> david kerley with us live again tonight on this story. and david, we know the ethiopians are set to present their preliminary findings from the black boxes tomorrow. and in the meantime, in an effort to calm the flying public here in the u.s. and around the kt fitoday?h that new software >> reporter: boeing has a software fix, but they have a public relations problem. so, the ceo got into an air...

Out to the victims of this act of terrorism and that our support goes to the rescue workers and all of our prayers are with etveryone there right now. >> thank you very much. >> i remember looking at her and thinking, she knows that her world and this presidency is changed in this moment forever. >> he called me. he wanted to check on me and make sure that i was okay, which is very him. and he wanted to be strong because he felt like he was okay but the nation was not. the nation was hurting. th...