at its balance sheet, results on 737 max costs are down 15% since the max was grounded resulting in a loss of about $35 billion. phil lebeau has more you probably have some really good questions we all do, phil. what is the most important one, do you think the degree in confidence in a midsummer launch >> yes what they feel about the max they gave, what they called a renewed guidance in terms of midyear. that's a big window there. when we talk with dave calhoun, we'll get a better sense they have ample liquidity. we'll get a sense of where they are in terms of cash on hand and a 737 max update remember, airlines in the united states are expecting the max to come back into service in early june we haven't seen them shift those dates back saying you know what, we'll probably not have recertification until midyear. the fact this we haven't moved their dates back is that there is progress being made here. take a look at shares of boeing, it is unlikely whether they'll be giving guidance they are not going to do that until they know what is happening with the max in terms of better clarity

this on the global markets. we are joined in london by max kettner, multi-asset strategist at hsbc. is this affecting your appetite for risk? max: not really because i've been quite bearish since september. i'm taking it may be one step back from the coronavirus. it is not only about the coronavirus. quite frankly, i think what drew said, the one most striking thing is we don't have the data sets to predict this with any kind of confidence. the problem we have at the moment is we don't know what the effect is going to be. we don't know how long this is going to drag on. essentially, this is what market people hate the most because what we are used to is we've got a couple of datasets, a bunch of clever people, and we are making forecasts. at least we got some kind of confidence on our forecast. and we are used to getting it wrong. probably me more than anyone else. the thing that we have the moment is we can't say anything early with any kind of confidence, and that is what markets hate the most. i wouldn't read too much into the bounce back we have today. i am still sticking to a caut

at shocking internal e-mails from boeing suggesting employees knew about problems with the 737 max before two deadly crashes. nbc's stephanie gosk has the e-mails and boeing's reaction. >> reporter: the 737 max became boeing's best selling jet ever but in 2017 just as the planes were taking to the skies worldwide, a boein employee sent this message to a colleague. this airplane is designed by clowns who in turn are supervised by monkeys other employees calling the design piss poor and comparing the fixes to patching a leaky boat. boeing released more than 100 pages of e-mails as part of faa and congressional investigations. >> they put undo pressures and undo expectations on the engineers and the workers in the company and that has to stop. >> reporter: in october 2018, lion air flight 610 737 max crashe killing 189 people on board. in may of that year as boeing was pursuing faa approval for the max flight simulator one test pilot wrote i'll be shocked if the faa approves this turd another wrote honesty is the only way in this job integrity when lives are on the line. would you put

and stay with us for the kinds of reports next to an international. i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report we are in rehearsal for cars report the musical. got the congas we got the guitars i got the band i got the drummers write the song stephen sondheim i was going to have album out he's ill but 1 we've got some major folks involved in this project going to hit broadway oh man i'm excited stacy i want to talk about it's a good story that relates to your congress because of course you need the congress for a you know war to beat the war drums of war exactly because what is the old saying on wall street don't fight the fed. i feel the 1st song of our musical comedy go there. to fit. well many of our guests they're called heterodox economists are heterodox financial analysts because they often fight the fed but my question we're going to look at these headlines and my observations of some of these charts over the past decades or 2 is . what came 1st the chicken or the fed so is it the fed driving markets or is it panicked investors driving markets if a 4 quarter earnings reces

senior analyst jeff windau. job number one is clearly to get the max back in the air. how quickly do you think you can get that done? jeff: it is definitely a challenge for him. we believe he does have to repair some of those relationships he has with regulators and customers and suppliers. really, that is going to be a key focus to get the max back up and running. assuranceso get some and get some better relationships with the faa so they feel like quality and safety is the focus moving forward to give them some confidence. guy: do you think he tries to get all of the bad news that potentially could still be out there out into the market? how do you think he was going to approach the relationship with the market? jeff: they report earnings later in january, and we anticipate some more news as far as the expenses associated with the max. they had already released a charge of about $5 billion in july. we anticipate that cost has gone up. we've seen some estimates now that it is more like $9 billion. so we anticipate, to your point, there's going to be some more bad news from that perspect

this. also boeing and this delay getting 737 max, if ever, now pushed back to june or july. that is coming as the company weighing on the stock, big dow component, contributing to a big selloff. to charles payne. charles: good afternoon, neil. thank you very much. i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking at this moment, president trump saying i told you saw the global elite at davos what i'm calling his greatest economic speech next. how his populist message is and the leaders are struggling to. coronavirus neil mentioned, it already killed six in china. it has made its way to the united states. where the focus is now. why we could see many more cases before long. he is indeed one the greatest envelope players, live, lawrence taylor. we have a huge, jam-packed show on "making money." ♪. >> today i'm proud to declare that the united states is in the midst of an economic boom the likes of which the world has never seen before. u.s. stock markets have soared by more than 50% since my election, adding more than $19 trillion to household wealth. charles: president trump launc

employees joking about safety flaws in the now grounded $737.00 max. also coming up the economic cost of australia's fires are mounting with little relief in sight. and love it or leave it tech trends like augments of reality are heading your way from the clothing store to the airport and take a look. this is your seat of your business report i'm stephen bears in berlin thanks for watching designed by clowns supervised by monkeys just one of the scathing comments by boeing engineers as they worked on the 737 max airliner newly released internal memos revealed boeing employees were aware of some problems with the jets and the simulator training being developed for them and try to conceal the information from u.s. aviation regulators one says they would not allow their own family to fly on a 737 max his crew had been trained on a simulator and the max has been grounded worldwide since last march following 2 crashes in which 346 people died the company's working to improve the aircraft to convince regulators to let it fly once again. me the head of airbus says he sees great potential to exp

the notes workers boasted about bullying regularities into approving the 737 max without requiring poi lots to undergo training on simulator. one employee writing i still haven't been forgiven by god for the covering up i did last year. and they also raised concerns about the plane itself and messages from 2017, one boeing employee said this airplane is designed by clowns, who are in turn supervised by monkeys in a statement boeing says the messages are unacceptable, don't represent the company that we are and that we need to be the faa says the documents don't present any new safety risks that it didn't already discover during its review of the max >> i think the concern here is it's not a couple of errant emails, it's 100 pages worth of emails. >> this goes back to the culture of the economy and the leadership of the company. i know that the former ceo is no longer in his role, but it also seems to be a deep -- toxic may be the wrong word. i don't know what's going on. >> it raises questions about the actual design of this plane inside the company there have been so many question

fortunes after the 10—month and counting grounding of the 737 max aircraft? india's telco wars. big changes in the industry are leaving some customers high and dry. we'll find out why. and on financial markets a new trading week is under way. no action in japan, where there is a public holiday. geopolitics remaining on the radar of investors this week. it's a big day for the us plane maker boeing as it continues to try to get on top of the 737 max crisis. it's dave calhoun‘s first day as the big boss and he has an overloaded in—tray. he got the job after the previous chief executive dennis muilenburg was forced outjust before christmas over his handling of the crisis. so who is dave calhoun? well, he's a 62—year—old veteran of the american boardroom. he's been a director at boeing for more than ten years and has also had major roles at general electric and the data firm nielsen. top of his agenda is the 737 max crisis. 371 of the aircraft have been grounded around the world since march because of two fatal crashes that killed 346 people and production has now been suspended.

737. the 737 max is the new version of that plane. it pertains to the same family of aircraft but it is a totally different aircraft. those two crashes with the 77 max, the reason behind those as we know were due to modifications of the plane, so there is nothing at all suggesting this crash is linked to the previous two. what we are getting now is a bit of detail. the ukrainian foreign minister tweeting recently about the people who were on board the plane, most of them we re on board the plane, most of them were iranian, a large number of canadian citizens according to him, some ukrainian citizens, three british nationals, although that has not been confirmed by the authorities here. and we are hearing of airlines re—routing flights around that whole region. yes, we have had qantas saying that, a small number of flights, airlines are taking action. there is concern. it is early stages. we don't have any evidence to suggest the tension and the missile strike overnight is linked to this incident but at this stage we cannot count it out. and boeing has a new chief executive handling

kenya max lawson head of policy on inequality at oxfam international also in london we have matthew lesh head of research at the adam smith institute now welcome to you all i'd like to start off though with a quote that comes from that oxfam report and it says this governments around the world can and must build a human economy that is feminist and benefits the 99 percent not only the one percent so let's go to max now in nairobi of course you're the author of this report and what do you mean by a human economy and what you mean by a feminist economy. i think at the moment we have a broken economy we have an economy that is clearly working for a very small group of people these billionaires right at the top and the majority of them are men and then at the bottom you've got hundreds of millions of people living on less than $5.00 a day working for very little money again the majority of them women so it's a sexist economy it's an unequal economy so a more human economy a more feminist economy if you like would seek to close that gap between rich and poor and would seek to spread out

way technologies and shenzhen china in preston in the united kingdom we have max iser he's a lecturer in computer and network security at the university of central lancashire and it washington d.c. richard white a security analyst at wiki strat welcome to you all if i could start with simon so simon why are we seeing so much global alarm over chinese dominance of the 5 g. market. well look i think. people are just slightly concerned about china because it has come so far so fast and people are just so frankly a little bit taken aback by this new plan that they're unfamiliar weave and whose language and culture they don't really understand i mean if you think back to the 950 s. when japan joined the global trading system the general agreement on trade tariffs a lot of countries were very concerned about japan and refused to accord it. and state has refused to trade with it on an m.f. and basis so part of the concern i think is just the rise of this huge player all right let's let it take that's pointless i know there's plenty of other so the scotts but let me take that point i

system we have zombie economy and this is john authors agreeing with what you max kaiser has said many times on the show over the past 10 years especially capitalist without capital or ruling capitalism what does it mean that some of the decade's big market winners are companies with no real net worth so the blue line at the top of this chart here is the outperformance of companies in the s. and p. 500 that actually have negative book value there's something like 40 percent of the s. and p. $500.00 have negative book value if you sold off all their assets it wouldn't meet pay off all their debts i mean this is a fascinating trend the only way they are so. staying is cash infusions or cash transfusions into the dead corpse of a zombie corporation and because they have a lobbying strength and because they control interest rates to 0 or under 0 negative rates they're able to maintain a huge percentage of the s. and p. $500.00 crowding out viable businesses this is a classic mis allocation that you would find if you were to study let's say the austrian school of economics would predict thi

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its fleet of 737 max plans after two fatal crashes. the 777x aircraft is almost a fresh beginning for them. they have been plagued by basically financial disaster here over the last year with the 737 max aircraft, and we know that production has now been stalled. so the 777x aircraft is almost a fresh beginning. they can prove to the public, they can prove to customers that they have a viable product that product is able to fly, it's able to be delivered, and there are no issues with that aircraft. so while they continue to focus on the 737 max, the 777x is definitely something that is going to be put into the spotlight, and hopefully be viewed positively and have a positive light on the 737 max. does boeing face extra scrutiny over safety, given what happened to the 737 max? yes, most certainly — and that's notjust what the 737 max aircraft, that's also with the 777x and every other line of their 737 line. and every other aircraft they have, they are featuring definitely a safety scrutiny. regulators are going to be looking at it with a fine—toothed comb. this particular plan

fine on boeing for allegedly putting defective parts into it 737 max planes internal memos from the company have been really suggesting staff were aware of numerous problems with the aircraft but failed to in the inspectors. i still haven't been forgiven by god for the covering up i did last year would you put your family on a mac. simulated trained aircraft i wouldn't know this blue news designed by gloams who own certain supervised by monkeys over 100 pages of internal communications were delivered to congressional investigators as part of a probe into how the boeing 737 max jet was certified safe before 2 major recent plane crashes the plane's manufacturer released a statement expressing regret over the content of the communications between its employees boeing also gave assurances it had made significant changes to enhance its safety procedures while the aircraft manufacturer had its entire 737 max fleet grounded in march last year after it was involved in 2 deadly plane crashes with ethiopian airlines and indonesia's lion air some 346 people were killed in those tragedies probl

w. i'm . taking a ride on the wild side we will find out what hero max before their marriage meryl is up to later on in the show. everyone is welcome to another fun filled edition of your own max i'm your host meghan lee here's a look at what we've got in store for you today. from the cage to the plate find out where your king crab comes from. and why this artist chooses to paint in the stillness of the night. we kick off today's show in the snow and on the slopes of switzerland now skiing is a fun and exciting winter sport but it takes its toll on nature trees are cut down to make way for lifts and trails increasing the risk of avalanches more and more operators will lie on artificial snow which uses up tons of water and energy well to reduce the impact of the damage to the environment so resorts are taking action but the question remains can skiing ever become environmentally friendly we visited the resort of lux to find out. perched high in one of europe's largest ski areas is switzerland's locke's region a prime winter sports destination it's set to become the 1st energy self-s

the plane maker announces it troubled 737 max planes won't return to the skies until the summer of 2020. and a mixed set of results from netflix, as the streaming service continues to expand globally but struggles in the us. and on the markets: asian stocks, it's a bit of a bounce ina asian stocks, it's a bit of a bounce in a response to the coronavirus outbreak. let's start with the latest developments from troubled plane maker boeing, which has announced it doesn't expect its 737 max planes to return to the skies until the summer of 2020. the plane has been grounded since march after two fatal crashes, which together killed 346 people. boeing said it doesn't think its troubled 737 max jets will return to service untiljuly at the earliest, which is months later than expected. the markets had been anticpating the news late on tuesday, with boeing shares falling more than 5% as word of the delay started to spread. that prompted the new york stock exchange to temporarily halt trading until the compa ny‘s formal update. let's get more on this from our north american business corresp

they deal with more delays from boeing trying to get the 737 max back in the air we'll hear from two major airline's ceos as "power lunch" starts right now >>> welcome to "power lunch. stocks are lower the dow off the lows of the day. at the low, it was down more than 200 points. the nasdaq just marginally positive utilities bucking the broader trend. the sector hitting an all time high one of the best performing sectors this year m second only to technology. kind of curious pairing. for more on what's move iing th markets here today, let's get over to bob at the new york stock exchange hi, bob. >> hello, courtney we're near the highs for the day, though still doup here's the key point right here, we had a statement, w.h.o., world health organization, not declaring a public international health emergency. that was good for about eight points for the s&p overall, if you look at the broad picture, still a good month. we're up about 2% and been the last few days over the sars, excuse me, the coronavirus concerns that have marked the markets to the downside, but a a lot of damage being d

to come the u.s. proposes to find boeing for defects and at 737 max model after suffering a several deadly crash as details after the break. in the united states presidential candidates debate the future of the u.s. and the world. max kaiser and stacy her but to get into the burning questions of this election cycle one every week will stacks student debt trade was corporate money universal basic. and small church up with what's front running this sunday exclusively on. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to go right to the press this is what before 3 of the people. interested always in the water. should. welcome back the u.s. aviation authority has proposed a $5400000.00 fine on boeing for allegedly putting defective parts into it $737.00 max planes internal memos from the company have been released suggesting staff were aware of numerous problems with the aircraft but failed to alert inspectors. i still haven't been forgiven by god for the covering up i did last year what do you

boeing 737 max was designed by clowns. >> plus a couple takes matters into their own hands to lure thieves. the bizarre attacks with a bike and baseball bat. >>> now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, frustrations boiling over at a public safety town hall in oakland tonight. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm veronica de la cruz. neighbors came to find out what's being done after a laptop theft left a man dead. >> kpix 5's andrea nakano reports that many left disappointed. >> reporter: it was standing room only for this meeting. residents are just fed up with the crime in their community. but frustration boiled over as many left with their questions unanswered. >> can we go to question number 3? it's 8:30. come on! >> reporter: more than 100 people packed the room with questions in hand, but in an hour and a half dedicated to the meeting, only 3 were answered. >> it's one thing to acknowledge elected officials, and it's not thing to give the community who's given up their evening and are concerned about crime in the area time to ask questions. >> the police officer spo

on the 737 max until june or july that's that's months later than anticipateded and with the markets at or near record highs seemingly every day, does it make stocks vulnerable to a pullback on any negative news? bob b pisani at the new york stock exchange with more >> we have got a one two punch here today first late in the day, we have the nuews about boeing's planes, the 737 max maybe not available until the summer that hit us then we had these concerns with the cdc has con pirmed the first case of the coronavirus in the united states and there you see, there's boeing move to the downside and the s&p 500 also losing some altitude late in the day on that as well. you can see the move to the downside overall here. if you just take a look at the sectors here, a lot of this was china related earlier in the day. so china stocks have been weaker metals and mine iing. banks weaker as banks move to the downside th they, too, have now turned negative take a look at the ones that hit the most air liblines across the board having a tough today united, delta here in the united states luxury g

the report i'm max keyser time now to go to korea campi of the 2 f. models report dot com check out the website for some 2020 action predictions for a catholic setter it's actually craig welcome back max it's always a pleasure happy new year let's talk gold the drum beat so war with iran cause golda skyrocket above $1600.00 briefly before peace was declared standing gold back around $1550.00 how important technically is this $1550.00 price kreg it's a very important level for the after one school ringback peaked out in 2000 lebanon came down and then went sideways for about a year and a half $1550.00 on a weekly basis was very important support for about 19 months and it was just 50 that was wiped out on friday april 12th 2013 and monday april 15th 2013 down 200 bucks wipe that level out we've been below it ever since what's most 7 years now this is the 2nd week in a row we've closed above that level technically that's important but i want to stress though because there was a lot of talk here once the war stuff kind of simmer down the gold had only been going up as like a safe haven

compensation over the grounding of the boeing 737 max. and take gadgets galore. ces 2020 is under way in las vegas and we look at some the winners and losers. welcome to asia business report, i am sharanjit welcome to asia business report, i am shara njit leyl. welcome to asia business report, i am sharanjit leyl. we begin with the settle m e nt am sharanjit leyl. we begin with the settlement released but tween american airlines boeing. the agreement is overcompensation regarding the plane makers grounding of its 737 max which is in its 10th month. airlines have lost more than $1 billion in revenue after the plane was grounded following two fatal crashes resulting in the death of 346 people. american airlines has not said how much it will get from boeing in compensation for damages regarding the grounding of the 737 max jets but the airline regarding the grounding of the 737 maxjets but the airline did say it will share some of that money with workers by adding $30 million to an employee profit sharing programme. this is not the first us airline to reach an agreement with boeing and i

singapore for asia business report. more bad news for boeing. shares are halted up trouble 737 max won't be playing soon. netflix is crowned the winner after putting its latest earnings, but it faces some competition from a peacock and mouse. we will explain. good morning, and welcome to asia business report, live from singapore stopping let's begin with boeing because it shares have been halted on wall street and that is after the company said its 737 max will not be back to service until the middle of this year, that is much later than expect. it wasn't meant to be like this. the grounding of the 737 max jet wasn't expected to last long. and yet once again boeing is pushing back the date for its return to service. in the new delay comes after two recent discoveries, a softwa re after two recent discoveries, a software floor covering more work than expected and the discovery that the wiring needs to be rerouted. this means the jet will miss the busy summer travel season for a second straight year. that is peak revenue season. and second straight year. that is peak revenue season. and it

max foster in london. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> well, u.s. senators asked 93 questions of house democrats and donald trump's legal team on wednesday, the eighth day of the president's impeachment trial, yet there is no indication they're any closer to deciding if they'll hear from witnesses. democrats want to subpoena former national security adviser john bolton, who reportedly says in his upcoming book donald trump told him directly that ukraine would not receive military aid until it announced an investigation of political rival joe biden. the white house is now warning bolton not to publish the book, saying it contains classified information. the question of abuse of power, trump attorney alan dershowitz made a novel argument. he claims that as long as the president believes he's acting in the national interest, he can also benefit personally from his actions, and that's not impeachable. cnn's phil mattingly has more from the u.s. capitol. >> reporter: it was a long day, but it was one that actually had and served a very real purpose for senators on both sides of the aisle, f

line, 10,000 flights cancelled due to the max southwest, q4 profit down 21 as the max added to cost. revenue came in slightly above we'll talk to both ceos of american and southwest the love story is going to be interesting as gary kelly -- there's a big item in there regarding boeing compensation. >> look, the ripples of this are so huge that you can't talk enough about it. now, there was a recommendation at morgan stanley. my biggest worry is this thing doesn't get solved, it doesn't get solved we have a unique group of ceos who run the airlines they're outspoken. they're not afraid and they're not diplomatic gary kelly is not diplomatic about this. >> no. he's coming on and i'm looking forward to what he's going to tell us given his speaking about it in the past >> he should be having a huge year. >> you know, guys, i want to talk more about the airlines but i'd love to get to some breaking news this morning as well on hp and xerox. >> i'm nominating everybody. >> because they're nominating everybody. that's something we've told you in the past. hp is going to be nominating 11 di

questions have been raised about the safety of boeing's 737 max aircraft — after the company released hundreds of messages as part of what it calls its commitment to transparency. the 737 max was grounded last year after two crashes that killed almost 350 people. in one communication an employee said the plane was "designed by clowns who in turn are supervised by monkeys". our business correspondent theo leggett is here. remind us about the disasters involving the max. the plane was the successor to the 737 that had been around for years. within weeks of coming to the market it was involved in a tragedy in indonesia in which 189 people were killed. boeing allowed it to keep flying, then some months later one came down in ethiopia after taking off from addis ababa, and 157 people we re off from addis ababa, and 157 people were killed, so soon after that the 737 max was grounded, and it has been ever since. regulators still have not cleared it fly. the company has released these messages from staff, hundreds of them, you have been trawling through them, what do they say? what they sow i

outright scrap the 737 max brand. but will a name change be enough to reverse public reluctance to fly on the controversial plane? the founding editor of airline weekly is here in a fox business exclusive. as wall street and investors await the ipo of airbnb, one of start travel experience site is looking to cut it off at the pass. the founder of peek.com here to give you an exclusive peek her site has for the traveler in you. plus, tickets punched for super bowl liv, and charlie breaks it on tesla's rocketing share price. we're less than an hour to the closing bell on this monday, let's start "the claman countdown." ♪ ♪ liz: all right. let me get to breaking news just hitting the tape on tesla. it is answering charges at this hour, the new charges of, quote, up intended accelerations in its vehicles. the electric vehicle giant calling those allegations, quote, completely false. the national transportation highway safety administration revealed friday that it was investigating 500,000 tesla cars due to reports of sudden unintended speeding up, right? acceleration. well, within

with american airlines ceo doug parker tomorrow at 10:30 they have grounded maxes that is a big one. that does it for us today. we'll see you tomorrow "power lunch" begins right now. >> welcome, everybody. i'm tyler mathisen and here is what is new at 2:00 on "power lunch. stocks are off the highs of the day as you see right there but they are still modestly higher the dow climbing back as boeing is making a little bit of a comeback midday. we'll talk about that one? and the stock almost positive. and phil le beau with comments from the new ceo and meg tirrell with the latest on the mysterious coronavirus and it is spreading in china and it is hitting our shores here. "power lunch" starts right now. >>> good day, i'm contessa brewer, let's get right to it with boeing recovering after being down more than 3%. phil lebeau is following the twist and turns, what do you have. >> the reason they are rebounding is because ceo just wrapped up a conference call and said we're not cutting the dividend or scrapping the max, we still believe in it the questions that he received revolved around

737 max this is the latest blow to the american company for a $737.00 max that has been grounded since march of last year after flaws in the plane software caused 2 crashes that killed 346 people the stock is now plunging 1.5 percent today in trading bringing the total market cap losses since march to over $62000000000.00 for more we bring in our future respondents who joins us here in studio so sara over $100.00 pages of documents were released what do these contain well boy released these documents so $100.00 pages to congress where they were walking regulations and the selves what it did was it showed the employees discussing and really concerned and distrusting that 737 max so the exchange happened between 2013 and 20 team they happened before those deadly the 2 deadly crashes but let me show you what some of these people wrote one employee wrote this airplane is designed by clowns who in turn are supervised by monkeys now another hour. to colleagues would you put your family on a mac. simulator training aircraft i wouldn't another employee wrote an email the subject line flight tr

stock erasing near all of the early losses as the fa a tells airlines the grounded 737 max plane could get recertified by mid-year. moments ago though, boeing delaying the test flight of the newest plane the triple 7 x fill lebeau who never sleeps it covering it from washington hi, phil. >> hi, kourtney the 777 x test flight the first flight of the 777 x didn't happen because too windy. they didn't have the optimal conditions they are trying tomorrow again lets talk about the 737 max story. as you mentioned the big reversal in shares for boeing happened midday after word got out that the head of the faa steve dixon got on the phone with the executives for three airlines with the 737 max and said look there is good progress made by boeing when it comes to taking care of all the issues that need to be taken care of in order to recertificate the max he also said there is the potential that this plane could be ungrounded by the middle of the year process if not sooner provided there are no surprising coming up. nothing that further delays the progress that he is seeing made. this is import

% from 806 down to 380 much of that is due to the grounding of the 7.37 max following 2 fatal crashes. they killed over 300 people. >>and for the first time in 25 years wine consumption in the us is down. instead of wind. researchers are finding that americans are drinking more of those hard seltzers and liquor. think white cloth this follows a broader trend of people looking for perhaps healthier lower-calorie choices. tariffs also pose another big problem for wine and spirits in retaliation for subsidies euro provided to aircraft maker airbus president trump recently proposed a 100% tariff on french wine and champagne that is in addition to an already imposed 25% tariff on most european wines and whiskeys. >>well tonight a new study has found a link between warmer temperatures and deadly injuries. according to researchers a temperature increase of just 2.7 degrees. would cause an increase in injury deaths here in the us most of those deaths would be among men spanning mostly from adolescence to middle age. the goal of the study was to find out if unusual temperatures have an effect

internal messages which show employee doubts a about the nowow-groundd 737 max jet. welcome back. thatis denying allegations a ukrainian passenger plane which crashed to the ground outside tehran was brought down by an iranian missile strike. all people aboard that flight lost their lives. at least 63 of them were canadians, and prime minister justin trudeau says he has seen intelligence which suggests it was an iranian missile that brought down the plane, although he said it may have been unintentional. the plane crash in the early hours of wednesday morning came as a run conducted missile strikes targeting u.s. missile bases in iraq to avenge the killing of its top military , by u.s.soleimani president donald trump. iranian state tv showed images of what are believed to be the black boxes from the ukrainian airliner that crashed in tehran on n dnesday. both the cockpit voice recorder and the igight dataa recorder ae said to be undamaged, and likely coain answers as to what causedhe crash that killed all 176 people on board.. iran's civill aviation chief is denying claims plane was brou