as i used to. i don t debate as well as i used to. margaret: former president trump touts his night on the stage despite a number of falsehoods and inflammatory treatments the number of people coming to the border. they are taking black jobs. to be new reporting and what we are hearing from voters. the cbs evening news starts now. good evening. i m margaret brennan in for norah o donnell. it s a tight presidential race. president biden argues his opponent, donald trump, is a threat to the very future of american democracy. mr. biden helped last night s debate would tip the race in his favor. instead, today he s facing calls to step aside. today a lively president biden sought to calm concerns by campaigning in the key state of north carolina, arguing that he is still up to the job of commander in chief. despite those daylong attempts to reassure her, just moments ago, the new york times editorial board published this scathing headline to serve his country, president
Boeing? it s possible. we ll have to see. i haven t made a decision on that yet. i want to make sure i don t have my thumb on the scale. reporter: with the max grounded, the southwest airlines pilots union sued boeing for $115 million in lost wages saying boeing s claim was that the max was just like previous 737 models wasn t true. boeing s representations caused southwest pilots to assume that the aircraft was safe. those representations proved to be false. boeing says the suit is without merit. the ntsb has already found that the pilots of the doomed max flights were likely overwhelmed with alerts and alarms, unable to prioritize which to handle first. pull up. pull up. reporter: crash investigators call it alert overload. boeing used veteran test pilots to determine how they would respond in an emergency. but the ntsb wants everyday
Legal experts say actress lori loughlin who has pleaded not guilty in the cases and faces an additional charge of money-laundering could get even more time if convicted. tonight nearly seven months into the faa grounded the boeing 737 max, the ntsb is recommending urgent changes again. the max is allowed to fly many of the changes involve how pilots react to an emergency here s nbc s tom costello. reporter: after two fatal crashes and 346 fatalities, the ntsb says boeing underestimated the panic and chaos inside the 737 max cockpit. when multiple alerts and alarms warned of immediate danger crash investigators call it alert overload pilots unable to prioritize which alerts to handle first boeing used veteran test pilots to determine how they d respond to a single failure rather than the many failures the max pilots faced. we want the pilots to make