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ntsb in their investigations and boeing says it will work, and it actually welcomes, i should say, this new oversight action by the faa. make no mistake about it, katy, the pressure is on boeing, its reputation is on the line because this accident follows the most recent one five years ago when 346 people died in two max 8 crashes. boeing's reputation for quality control being called into question by the top aviation regulator in this country. >> that's why i'm scared. has the faa commented? are they sure there's not production line issues on any other planes that are out there, that this is just a boeing issue, and right now it's just a boeing issue on the max 9? >> so we're only talking about boeing as an aircraft maker, that's the only manufacturer of aircraft that has had these kinds of significant issues and has suppliers, spirit aero systems, they're focusing on the max nine. that's where we had this problem, the problem with the door plug that blew out.
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Synopsis The government and the company said Thursday that the settlement includes money for the crash victims' families, airline customers and a fine. AFP The two were among 189 who died on Oct. 29, 2018, when a Max operated by Indonesia's Lion Air plunged into the Java Sea. Boeing will pay $2.5 billion to settle a Justice Department investigation and admit that employees misled regulators about the safety of its 737 Max aircraft, which suffered two deadly crashes shortly after entering airline service. The government and the company said Thursday that the settlement includes money for the crash victims' families, airline customers and a fine.
issues both domestically and internationally. >> could senator elizabeth warren being for an early christmas present? "the hill" reporting former president barack obama is touting warren's policies behind the scenes but has stopped short of making a formal announcement. other candidates from bernie sanders to andrew yang will continue to swing through new hampshire and iowa where buttigieg currently leads the pack. expect to see more resources put into iowa immediately following the new year. >> we know that the goal is to outperform expectations in one fun thing about this campaign is tthat we have done so at every stage. it's going to happen and iowa. >> the iowa caucuses are february 3, little more than a month away. president trump announces first rally in 2020 in the swing state of ohio on january 9. bret. >> bret: david, thank you. up next, the leader of boeing's out. what does that mean for the future of the aircraft maker? we will tell you that story. beyond our borders tonight, iray says it has begun new operations
endorsement from a member of the congressional hispanic caucus. >> the most experienced and qualified person to handle issues domestically and internationally. >> could elizabeth warren be in for an early christmas president? the hill is reporting barack obama is telling war nap policies behind-the-scenes but stopped short of an formal announcement. of the candidates from bernie sanders to andrew yang continue swing through new hampshire and i where pete buttigieg currently leads the pack. expect to see more resources put into iowa immediately following the new year. >> we know the goal is to outperform expectations and one fun thing about this campaign as we have done so it every stage. it happens in iowa, the iowa caucuses are february 3rd, a month away, donald trump announced his first rally in 2020 in the swing state of ohio on january 9th. >> the leader of boeing is out. what does that mean for the future of the aircraftmaker? beyond our borders tonight, iran