are gone. if on 26a, part of the seat, the back of the seat is gone. it was a very day9 yachtic scene, very chaotic. mike: the chair of the national transportation safety board describing the scene friday night where tragedy was averted after a panel blew out during an alaska airlines flight resulting in rapid decompression in the cabin. this led to the federal aviation administration now grounding dozens of boeing 737 max-9 planes. the ntsb is still searching for what caused the incident. welcome to fox news live, i m mike he man well, the grounded planes will have to undergo additional safety inspections before being allowed to fly as officials are still searching for the panel that blew off the plane. christina coleman is live with the latest. hello, christina. reporter: hi, mike. yes, today is the first full day for nt is sb to be on the ground in oregon investigating what caused a section of this plane to blow out in the sky leaving passengers fearing for their lives
woefully inadequate. mike: to that point, we ve had attacks on troops stationed in iraq and syria, now we ve got attacks from the houthis on shipping, so it makes you wonder what would it take for the administration to do more. well, that s right. it sounds like in this scenario the only people with a plan is iran. and they have been moving up their escalation ladder and and thinking at some point the u.s. would respond, you know? if attacking u.s. troops, attacking shipping in that area. but at every turn we have not or we ve responded with really minimal responses, the bare if minimum. and right now the administration wants to avoid what they re saying is a larger, wider war. we re already in it. and so for them, it s about are restore thing deterrence tenderness. it may take significant strikes to get us back to that point, but the administration has themselves to blame for not doing anything significant since october 7th. mike: so ec tech secretary of