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How much of what boeing has said can we take at face value? that's the issue here. >> already. richard, you say it's boeing. but, richard, isn't it also the faa? >> well, not really in this case because the faa, you know, boeing has fessed up. boeing has fessed up and said we've made these parts and there may be, may be a manufacturing defect in it, and it's boeing's responsibility to report this to the regulator. the regulator, the faa, which now, of course, is very much on message and on watch, is saying now you need to recall the planes. it's going to be difficult, by the way, because we're...

>> someone else just went in the water. >> hang on, guys. >> the crisis at boeing continuing to deepen, already struggling to get its fleet of 737 max jets back in the air, boeing is now telling airlines to inspect a part on the plane's wings that may be defective. it could crack during flight they say. the problem is with its 737 planes, both the max planes that are ground at this point in time as well as another mold that is still being used. it's still in the air, and this manufacturing defect is unrelated to that flight control system on the 737 max that has been linked to two recent deadl...

Alone. now to an urgent warning that isis is urging home-grown terrorists to target members of the u.s. military. the fbi is telling military members to scrub their facebook and social media sites. agents say any information or family pictures that could make them targets or provide their location could make them vulnerable. >> this is an environment that this particular enemy has proven adept at using, and we don't want to give them any more advantage than they are already trying to gain. >> the fbi warning follows two separate and deadly attacks in canada by supposed isis soldiers targetin...

That isis is urging home-grown terrorists to target members of the u.s. military. the fbi is telling military members to scrub their facebook and social media sites. agents say any information or family pictures that could make them targets or provide their location could make them vulnerable. >> this is an environment that this particular enemy has proven adept at using, and we don't want to give them any more advantage than they are already trying to gain. >> the fbi warning follows two separate and deadly attacks in canada by supposed isis soldiers targeting uniform soldiers there as well. ...

Away by itself unless we find something, unless we have something tangible for the families to look at and start to accept what went on. yoit will go away a long time. even after it is solved there will be theories and speculations about other things that might have been the problem. >> steven marks, i asked you earlier if it you a pilot who had taken this out deliberately. if it was a mechanical failure, does the onus move back to boeing and people involved in the engineering of the plane, rather than the airline. what's the normal position of responsibility in that scenario? >> well, the air...