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>> boeing continues to work on a software fix. until then, the 737 max remains grounded. number three, the big tech backlash mheads to washington. following years of criticism over data abuse and misinformation, regulators crack down on big tech in 2019, the ftc hit facebook with a record fine. $5 billion, that is how much facebook is being forced to pay up over privacy breaches. 50 attorneys general launched an antitrust probe into google and facebook ceo face bipartisan fury in six hours of ...

Flight software blamed. the investigation sparked uncomfortable questions for boeing about regulatory oversight, training standards and if the company had rushed the 737 max to market. boeings ceo admitted to congress and the victims families the scrutiny was deserved. >> weve been challenged and changed by these accidents. weve made mistakes. we got some things wrong. >> reporter: boeing continues to work on a software fix. until then the 737 max remains grounded. number three the big tech back...

Changed by these accidents. weve made mistakes, and we got some things wrong. >> reporter: boeing continues to work on a software fix. until then, the 737 max remains grounded. number three, the big tech backlash heads to washington. following years of criticism over data abuse and misinformation, regulators cracked down on big tech in 2019. the ftc hit facebook with a record fine. >> $5 billion, thats how much facebook is being forced to pay up over privacy breaches. >> reporter: 50 attorneys g...

Safety assessments that they did of the 737 max fell short, and this was a brutal hearing. it lasted for more than two hours, and one comment from a senator i think is worth highlighting from senator richa richard blumenthal. he called the crashes a result of a pattern of deliberate concealme concealment. very strong language from the senators. they raised concerns around boeings relationship with the faa suggesting they became too cozy with the regulators. just to remind you, the planes remain ...

Until theyre actually ready to go. >> of course, right. >> that being said, and boeing was criticized for this at the time. boeing did say at the time in march when these planes were initially grounded that it would only take a couple of weeks it. >> has been four or so months now. >> yeah. >> what is taking so long? >> well, so, as you would expect everything is complicated here. but to begin with the software fix, and we now know there are fixes, multiple, they are going to be working on, they...

And over to europe the nominee to head the european central bank christine lagarde as n l shows stepped down as managing director of the international monetary fund in september the guard has already given up her day to day duties with the i.m.f. which coordinates global monetary policy u.s. economist david lipton is serving as acting director for god would join the e.c.b. in november if confirmed identifying her successor at the i.m.f. is likely to be a focus at a meeting of g 7 finance ministe...

Some posts that contained derogatory comments, racist comments about the migrants in their care. the border patrol union condemning the posts as well, but again, wanting to reiterate that that does not reflect the overall view of many -- almost all of the men and women that put on the uniform. trace? >> casey stegall live for us in dallas. thank you. boeing pledging $100 million to people affected by crashes and the 736 max planes. it will cover living expenses for family members, 346 people die...

Lion and ethiopian air crash, that the runaway stabilizer trim pointing the nose down and the pilots could not recover in a matter of seconds. the faa is demanding that boeing fix the problem. whether or not that requires a software fix or whether micro processors need to be changed in all 737 maxes is now what is being tested but this is a pretty big setback discovered by faa test pilots that this situation has come up in this troubled airplane. >> and boeing had been hoping that the -- that al...

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The fact that getting the 737 max back up in the air may not rier them to get into a -- require them to get into a simulator just for that purpose. >> they say it is not boeings argument and that it is not necessary but this will also save money. >> it will certainly save the airlines money and time. simulator time is expensive and it takes a long time to get your fleet pilots through those systems. boeing, remember, when they had this 737 max, initially didnt want to have any simulator time bec...