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Precisely because you have a catch-22 scenario here. if the president of the united states is in fact implicated in a crime in the underlying report, there is a doj reg that says you cannot indict a sittings president. will you be able to provide disparaging information and not be able to indict him. we don't want the comey effect again. is that set up? if that's the base for no more indictments, and that's not a vindication of the president whatsoever. also, why were there so many redactions of late roving manafort, involving michael flynn, involving rick gates' continued involvement, involvi...

The southern district of new york or sdny and elsewhere, does that mean legal jeopardy for president trump and other people at the center of this? >> absolutely. you hit the nail on the head when you said no more indictments from the special counsel. we've seen over the course of this investigation that some of the indictments that have loomed around people in the circle of the united states, namely his personal attorney and fixer although he since disclaimed him, those did not arise specifically out of robert mueller and the special counsel. because like everybody else who was falling along t...

Try to figure out what was going on. abc's david kerley with what happened in the cockpit. >> reporter: tonight, word the fbi is joining that investigation into the certification of boeing's new 737 max, after those two crashes. and chilling details about the first crash in indonesia. there was trouble the day before on a flight, the jet moving dramatically up and down after takeoff. the pilots confused. but a third pilot, sitting the jump seat, according to bloomberg, apparently saved the flight. >> there's this chaotic situation in the cockpit. the pilots are trying to figure out how to solv...

With the investigation, there was an off duty pilot in the cockpit who saw the problems that the flight crew was having in terms of the indications and the warnings happening and the difficulty controlling the plane. it was that off duty pilot who hopped in to diagnose the problem and correct the problem. that flight continued without the autopilot which had been deactivated and landed safely. what's critical is that it indicates a difficulty in diagnosing what the problem was and how to fix that problem. that, of course, was crucial on the next flight. reuters is reporting according to three ...

Cockpit, if that autopilot feature is doing anything out of the ordinary, if there seems to be bugs in the system, would you have easy access to a kill switch, like a self-driving car where you want to actually take the wheel? >> it's a really complicated system i think exceedingly so, but it's designed where -- if you're flying and this starts to happen, of course, first the autopilot has to be off. if the autopilot's on, the system doesn't engage. with the autopilot off and your hand flying it, then that's when it starts happening which is very confusing to the pilot because he thinks i'm co...