SCIUTTO: The problems, the serious problems mounting for Boeing and its grounded 737 Max fleet. The "Washington Post" reporting that federal regulators have ordered Boeing to fix now a second software problem with the flight control system, what appears to have been the cause of these crashes. This comes as Boeing's CEO accepted blame for a malfunctioning sensor believed to have contributed to the pair of deadly crashes, in total, they killed 346 people. CNN's Tom Foreman joins me now. So Tom, not one, but two software problems and what we've known, the fix that Boeing recommended between these crashes after the first one didn't work.</s>TOM FOREMAN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, it didn't work, not at this point. And you know, a Boeing executive told CNN, this is a minor problem they're dealing with right now. The problem is they don't have any minor problems. This is dealing with the flaps on the plane and maybe the fix. END
Regulators Order Boeing to Fix Second Software Issue