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It comes to the point where you're not the person anymore to solve the situation. >> i respect that. i really do. but i want to tell you, the way i was brought up, i'm just being honest here about it, what i learned from my father in iowa w was, when things happen on your watch, you have to own them and you have to take responsibility to fix them. >> 346 people died in 2 crashes. as for that key document, it suggests boeing had ample warning long before those two 737 max jets went down. here's cnn's renee marsh. >> reporter: christine and dave, boeing's ceo admitted two things he says he regre...

But i want to tell you, the way i was brought up, i'm just being honest here about it, what i learned from my father in iowa was, when things happen on your watch, you have to own them and you have to take responsibility to fix them. >> also, new documents revealed, suggest boeing had ample warning before 2 737 max jets went down, killing 346. here's renee marsh. >> reporter: the boeing ceo admitted two things he regrets. number one, the plane's flight control system's faulty design that relies on one sensor to feed it critical information. he said, if they knew everything they knew now, quote...

Made to that plane. the flight control system that was specifically at the root of this problem, dennis. >> clearly. there was a time where i think boeing and the faa and others were suggesting it was pilot error. to blame pilots that were left in the dark and knew nothing of the system and even the ethiopian pilots who knew of the system but how powerful, relentless and terrifying it was. that shift of blame fell flat on its face. the m-cast as being fixed and we look forward to the details and pilot training that goes with it. this is something that boeing seemed to ignore and assume that pi...

Have been some prominent over the past week or so, are creeping closer to this particular residential area. we will go there in just a moment. first, though, right now on capitol hill, the ceo of boeing testifying before the house transportation committee for a second straight day. he's facing some tough questions about the 737 max jetliner and problems with its flight control system, now believed to be behind two deadly crashes. and there's a powerful image to share from his testimony before the senate yesterday, as families of victims who died in one of those crashes held up pictures of th...

Made mistakes in the wake of the safety crisis plaguing their 737 max jet. 346 people died in two crashes. cnn's rene marsh is live in washington with more. what will this mea culpa sound like? >> yeah, it's going to be day one of back-to-back hearings on capitol hill. today been the senators. tomorrow the house. and boeing's ceo dennis muhlenberg should expect to be hammered by tough questions. how the hell did this happen? now the focus will be on the 737 max automated flight control system which played a major role in both of those crashes. the system relied on only one center for critical ...