they started throwing punches, . meantimerous is he wi rouussell mixing it up with fans. [ bleep ] westbrook later said it started when the fans told him to, quote, get down on your knees like you re used to. he says that was disrespectful and racist. westbrook also had issues with the utah fans when the thunder and jazz met in the plaufsz last seas playoffs last season. the relationship is unique because they sit court side and they can hear everything they say. behave better, fans. there needs to be a code of conduct. people always think, oh, they re not listening to me or i can say whatever i want. tough to shut them out. more airlines and countries halting flights of a new boeing model following another crash,
markets. we ll continue to engage with them to insure they have the information needed to have confidence in operating their fleets and important to note that the federal aviation administration is not mandating any further action at this time and base i had on the information currently available we do not have any basis to issue new guidance to operators. the statement from boeing. now, the u.k. grounded all their 737 max 8 jets after the plane crashed in ethiopia over the weekend killing 157 on board including eight americans. there are growing calls to take more action. trey yengst is watching that now as he picks up the story in jerusalem from there. trey. the story is developing by the minute. right now we re learning that two turkish airline flights headed for the u.k. have turned around due to the new ban in the united kingdom from max 737 planes landing or taking off or flying over the country s
training should have been given to all these pilots taking on this new model aircraft? there is a disagreement with that. boeing says it was in the manual. i would have to agree with them. test pilots and boeing company a reputation that s unparalleled. what came out later when the lion aircraft occurred they put out a directive reinforcing the training required for the pilots in this type of thing and what could occur. the aircraft going up and starts to increase its angle of attack more than normal heading towards a stall and this device now shoves the nose forward. now if you get a wrong situation that happened in lion air and that keeps on going down the pilots could not pull it off. sandra: we don t know if this is what brought the plane down. we re waiting for the outcome of the investigation. normally i wouldn t speculate too much. if i had to narrow down the dots and compare it to lion air i will go for speculation that s exactly what occurred. bill: lion air was in
this is my dream now. principal we can help you plan for that . bill: rock-n-roll down on the floor. the new york stock exchange. the opening bill 9:30 on tuesday morning. see where we go today. good move yesterday for the dow despite jittery news from europe. we have the pressure from boeing and speaking of boeing, moments ago malaysia suspends all boeing 737 max 8 flights in and out of the country after the two crashes over the past five months. meanwhile the u.s. economy seems to be doing pretty well. you listen to jerome powell on 60 minutes. not a lot of head winds facing our economy. sandra: you heard that from the white house, powell at the federal reserve. the trade deal is a big uncertainty. you try to imagine where we
grounding boeing s popular 737 max 8 plane until the investigation is complete. trey yengst is covering it live for us. boeing released a statement overnight saying they plan to update software systems on boeing 737 max 8 planes no later than next month. the company added they have dispatched a team to the crash site and hope to understand the cause of this accident. this as at least 10 countries that airline carriers grounding their max 8 planes as an extra safety precaution. yesterday the faa issued a continued air worthiness notification to boeing. that means the federal aviation administration believes these planes are safe to fly in despite new fears following that ethiopian airlines crash. sandra: trey, as for the investigation, where do things stand right now? we know it s a quickly developing situation. sandra, right now the american faa and ntsb have dispatched teams to ethiopia to