there. but this is really rattling a lot of people. any indications now that other airlines might ground their 737 max jets? this is the latest data. they say there are about 215 737 max 9s in use around the world. we ve reached out for comment to see what they will do. alaska airlines, all 65 of its planes are all temporarily grounded pending inspections of this specific spot. we will see what transpires. the ntsb digging into this along with the faa. this is a young aircraft, just ten weeks old. pete muntean, thank you so much. let s talk to retired 777
feelings? again, we will see what transpires. these things have a way of changing, as you know, neil. the rules committee, might be amendments, might burn down. i hate to handicap that. neil: thanks, scott. again, a lot of people not quite liking what they re seeing here. we re getting the same from many on the progressive side. the president working the phones to get them to come along in this bipartisan push to get something together. even though it seems the extremes on both parties ain t happy one bit. stay with us. you re watching your world. you don t know what you re getting into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody.
the committee and they are laying out how bannon was expected to comply with the subpoena last october, he just didn t, that s their entire case. only a handful of potential witnesses have been identified by both sides here. what s interesting, john, is that bannon has been severely limited in his defenses. he cannot really even bring up much about his executive privilege claims, for example. so this could be a short trial, maybe even wrapping by the end of the week or possibly maybe even before tomorrow night s prime time hearing. so it all starts again this morning. we will see what transpires. could be lively. what timing. jessica schneider pulling double duty for us. thank you very much. lively so not a word used for bannon. okay. so it s pretty unusual for a defendant i guess we should make an exception for steve bannon given we ve seen how he has act this had these situations before, but it s unusual for them to come outside the court and speak. he came out and he railed ag
6th. a couple of legal memos that i discussed with jonathan karl providing a justification for that which was taking place convincing the president and people in the white house that they had a legal basis to do this. they were leaning on mike pence and the justice department. you had efforts taking place in the states. i mean, it was very comprehensive but a missing piece, what were the foot soldiers told they should do? i want to know. the answer probably lies in the war room at the willard hotel the night before. so file that away and we ll see what transpires. thank you for watching. don lemon is in the on deck circle. we have one reaction to your show but that was a good one. don t you remember watching? we weren t sure what was happening that day. we weren t sure what was happening was actually happening.
but this is a good sign. oftentimes, they are problem hurricanes here, in partnership with the river. that is what happened with her confines, tremendous flooding here. a number of difference between that hurricane anna dorian pit that hurricane came from the east, do what it made landfall, it had such totals that was measured in feet, not inches. right now, looks like we are having as much rain as the projected foot that was expect expected. not as bad as florence, with the night is blood yelling. we will be awake all night long until 4:00 a.m., and we will see what transpires. shannon, back to you. still doug mckelway, we are thankful you are there, a trooper in the storm. stay safe, thank you very much. so, 2020 democrats blaming climate change, at least in part, for this massive storm. tonight, correspond it peter doocy takes a look at some of the proposals to deal with the issue it highlights unintended consequences.