CABRERA: A man who lost five members of his family in the crash of Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 testified before a House committee on airline safety this morning. Paul Njoroge lost his wife, his 6-year-old son, their 4-year-old daughter and 9-month-old daughter and his mother-in-law when the Boeing 737 MAX crash shortly after takeoff in March. He slammed Boeing, saying, had they grounded this kind of plane after that deadly Lion Air crash in October, he believes his family would still be alive.</s>PAUL NJOROGE, LOST FAMILY IN BOEING JET CRASH: My wife and my mom knew they were going to die. They had to somehow comfort the children during those final moments, knowing they were all their lost. I wish I was there with them. It never leaves me that my family's flesh is in Ethiopia mixed with the soil, jet fuel and pieces of the aircraft. Every minute of every day, they would be all around me full of life and health. I miss them every minute of every day. If Boeing's wrongful conduct continues, another plane will dive to the ground, killing me, you, or your children or your members, all other members of your family. It is you who must be the leaders in this fight for</s>CABRERA: Njoroge says the FAA surrenders too much of its authority to Boeing. Boeing and the FAA are facing multiple investigations after two 737 MAX jets crashed within months of each other killing --
Man Who Lost 5 Relatives in Ethiopian Air Crash Slams Boeing.