timberlake in police custody this morning. what we know about his overnight dwi arrest in the hamptons. also ahead, extreme weather. wildfires raging out west as brutal heat descends on tens of millions across the country. how hot will it get? and later, the ceo of boeing taking the hot seat on capitol hill, even as his company faces several investigations following multiple scares in the air. good morning. it is 10:00 eastern. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with breaking news from the white house, where, today, president biden will announce a sweeping new executive action that will protect nearly half a million undocumented immigrants from deportation. specifically the spouses of american citizens. one official telling nbc news, this action is, quote, the biggest thing since daca. gabe gutierrez is live from the white house. dave noriega joins us from los angeles. and also with us, hala ramos, an msnbc contributor. so, gabe, walk us through this late
The data that the Canadian government relied on to ground Boeing MAX-8 jets in 2019 was the result of a chance encounter at a European aviation conference, documents suggest.
Documents obtained by Global News show the behind-the-scenes discussion at Transport Canada as country after country grounded the Boeing jets over safety concerns.
welcome back. as the investigation across the globe looks into two separate deadly crashes involving boeing max 8 planes the company is on the brink of losing a nearly $5 billion deal for the planes. an indonesian airline is pulling their order of 49 jets saying the passengers have lost confidence to fly on the plane. at the same time we are learning the training for u.s. pilots on the max 8 planes was a short self-administered course online. tom foreman has the latest. is that right? short? online? well, in terms of the course according to some of the pilots in the u.s. we have spoken to, yes, that s the case. they are arguing they had a simple self-guided update depending on which airline you are talking about, american or southwest. it was an ohour to three hours. this was developed in conference with boeing for each airline.
safety issue on the exact same plane but an offduty pilot was able to disable the malfunctioning system and save the flight. cnn s melissa bell is analyzing new reporting and what the pilots were doing in the moments before their death. reporter: this was all that was left of lion air flight 610 which crashed into the java sea last october. debris picked through by the families of some of the 189 people who died on board. at fault according to a preliminary report, an automated safety system on the boeing 737 max 8 triggered by a you faulty reading from a single sensor. reuters reporting that a chalg recording of the cockpit in the last few minutes before the crash shows pilots desperately looking through a handbook to try and figure out how to disable the system that was reportedly forcing the nose of the plane downwards. that same plane, according to fresh reporting from bloomberg