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couldn't keep from joke. >> mind your business, file your taxes and keep of my wife's name [bleep] >> we start with a fox news alert. hundreds of flights from coast to coast are either delayed or canceled right now after the faa experienced a computer system outage. >> steve: united airlines just announced all of its flights are grounded until at least 10:00 a.m. eastern time. >> ainsley: todd piro is following the latest developments for us, todd? >> what a tough time to fly whether it was last year around christmas holiday time to now the faa announcing a total system failure nationwide impacting hundreds of flights. let's take a live look. we are going to orlando, sanford international where all flights are delayed until further notice. the faa tweeting it is, quote: experiences an outage with its notice to air missions system which provides critical flight safety operation information. we are closely monitoring the situation which are impacts all

airlines and working with the faa to minimize disruption to our operation and customers. we encourage customers to check aa.com for the latest flight information. as of now, flight aware is reporting over 1,000 flights have been delayed nationwide. faa says it is not requiring flights to be grounded. instead, allowing each carrier to make its own call. one of those carriers being united airlines. like i said grounding all flights until 10:00 a.m. american releasing the following statement, quote: we are closely monitoring the situation which impacts all airlines and working with the faa to minimize disruption to our operations and customers. faa says it's working to restore its system though no word on how long that could take. again, the key take away here, this is related to safety so it's no surprise that airlines are grounding their planes because safety is their top priority. back to you. >> steve: absolutely. safety and security. todd, thank you very much. i'm talking to lucas tomlinson. is he over at the pentagon right now. he says apparently the grounding is because of acronym motams.

nonemergency advisory system to notify pilots before they take off about issues that will impact the flight. apparent delay down the question is why. >> ainsley: inconvenient for the passengers but better to be safe. >> steve: in other news, president biden is back in d.c. after hashing out his top priorities with world leaders. at least the two from canada and mexico on the world stage yesterday. >> brian: turns out agenda focuses more on climate change i know and equity i can't believe it than border security. >> ainsley: really, you can't believe it? >> brian: sarcastic. >> ainsley: gillian turner is live with the details. >> at the white house arrived late last night mexico city after releasing new framework with mexican and canadian counterparts as you mentioned. that framework includes some priorities for helping to manage the flow of migrants at the

southern border. but it does not make solving the crisis a centerpiece. take a look at this. these are the key tenets of the declaration of north america. diversity, equity and inclusion clivment change and environment. competitiveness, migration and development health and regional security. yesterday can president biden said this to reporters when he was asked if he is, quote. soft on border issues. take a listen. >> this has been the greatest migration in human history around the world as well as in this hemisphere. and when i got elected, the first thing -- the first mainly piece of legislation i introduced was to reform the immigration process, to make it more orderly. to make it more make sure people have access under the law. >> as the president rolled out the north american declaration, republican pat fallon unveiled his own impeachment charges against biden's homeland

security chief. he says, quote since day one secretary mayorkas' policies undermind law enforcement activities at our southern border. he has violated the law and it is time for him to go. listen. >> he willfully lied to congress. he testified that we had operational control of the southern border and yet he was caught on hot mic saying it was sun sustainable and chaos. >> the president's critic heaters in washington on capitol hill republicans say that what is missing from this north america declaration is a plan to combat the mexican drug cartels specifically as well as to help stymie the fentanyl crisis. guys, back to you. >> brian: what he is missing, gillian is his policies and the role it played in this great migration. do you think that he understands that? >> the role of the great migration he? spoke about it yesterday at bilateral or try lateral meeting with the meetings of mexico he used the words great migration. he says he is doing everything

he can to help combat it. the administration feels very strongly that they have taken the best and most obviously a lot of folks especially on capitol hill disagree with that. >> steve: they do, indeed. of course the president has a plan. another indication that he is running in 2024. also, the president of mexico, did you hear him, when they were talking last night, we carried it live during the "special report" time. the president of mexico thanked joe biden for not building one more meter of border wall and he also attacked texas governor abbott for those completely inhumane bus rides. he depicted them as from new york to d.c. apparently he forgot about the inhumane way that mexico allows the people to try to struggle their way across the rio grande river into texas. how many migrants have died in the last year because of that. >> many of the migrants want to get to no. want to go see their family in

chicago. they voluntarily get on these buses. >> steve: still humane according to mexico president. >> brian: unbelievable the president of the united states with a straight face comes out and says this is the greatest migration. the greatest migration wasn't coincidence when you took over. when you took over they said come one, come all because of your policies. because you said you were not going to enforce anything that trump was doing. the remain in mexico was out the window. you had to be sued to put it in place and sued to get it out of place and desperately try to get rid of another way to quell the insurgency and that's title 42. stopped putting pressure on all the central and south american countries. if you get to the border you get to say. flooded. ngos with money but not border security. it's his policies that led to this. and if you don't believe he did it, look at the numbers. look at the numbers that change when you took over. look at what the people were saying when they came across. talk to the reporters. at the border who can tell you

exactly where they come and what they're saying when they get here steve right. >> ainsley: many of them came here to new york. the famous hotel you heard us talk a lot. row hotel many housed there. >> steve: used to be want milford plaza. >> ainsley: tons of food gets tossed daily by nyc hotel because migrants won't eat it. part of that article said what changed in october was dramatic there are some nice migrants in that hotel looking for that american dream that second chance to make it in society. but there are a lot of migrants causing chaos a lot of drugs. once they get bored they flee. we don't know who is sick and not sick. we are in an environment hostile, violent and not safe anymore. >> steve: keep in mind, the city of new york, it is rumored, is paying this hotel, the row nyc

500 bucks per night per room. it's full of migrants. and they are serving them bagels and sandwiches. and quite literally they are throwing a ton of the food away each and every day this guy a whistleblower to the local media is revealed. we are giving themselves. they don't want it. they would rather cook meals on hot plates in their rooms which are dangerous because they cook them on the floor so nobody can see them. ultimately, what he suggests, is somebody from the city should say hey, let's -- if they are throwing away a ton of food every day, let's order less food so we throw less out? but he says nobody cares. they're just throwing money at the problem but ultimately, and there is such a homeless crisis across this country particularly here in new york city. a lot of those people would love to have a sandwich they're

throwing away by the dumpster full every day because the migrants from other places don't want our sandwiches. you can understand. they just want beans and rice and plan takens. we are giving them turkey sandwiches that are winding up in the garbage. there is no oversight and that is just bad. >> brian: if you're not eating turkey you are not that hungry. getting free stuff. eat it. meanwhile unless we are giving them cash to go buy something else. 10 minutes now. 30,000 illegal immigrants in this city. >> steve: 35 now. >> brian: you want to talk about coming together it. looks like we might have an issue. the republicans and democrats are going to come together on. the house voted yesterday 365 to 65 to establish a bipartisan select committee focusing on countering china's influence and trade technology and military and elements of strategic competition. the chips act most live positive. they are feeling the pinch in china. i like the idea that democrats

jumped on boards mike gallagher's committee. rgets it's something that impacts all of us, all about competition with china. china has got so many unfair advantages that they have baked into the cake. the incoming, the brand new speaker, kevin mccarthy, just a few days into the job sat down with sean hannity down in washington yesterday had this observation about one of the big pieces of legislation passing the house by a resolution last night with sean. listen. >> we just passed the church style committee jim jordan will one looking at the weapons of government. do you know what we passed right now a select committee on china. and we got 146 democrats to vote with us. pelosi would never allow. this had an agreement with her. and she backed away the night before. you want to bring jobs back from china to america. you want to stop them from buying our farmland. you want to stop them from stealing our intellectual property. this is where it all starts. and this is only a first couple days in power.

>> ainsley: he talks a lot about china buying up a lot of land in the western hemisphere and from march of 2021 until last march the china spent $6.1 billion buying property here in the united states you have ron desantis in the great state of florida. he is saying i want to ask lawmakers in our state to ban china from buying the farmland, from buying houses flir here in florida. he says we don't have the holdings, we don't want to have holdings by a hostile nation. listen to this. >> i my view on the -- our economy, is in florida, is you know, we don't want to have holdings, by hostile nations. and so if you look at the chinese communist party , they have been very active throughout the hemisphere is gobbling up land and investing in different things. and, you know, when they have interests that are opposed to ours and you see how they have wielded their authority. and especially with president xi

who has taken a much more marxist leninist turn, since he has been ruling china, that is not in the best interest of florida to have the chinese communist party owning farmland, owning land close to military bases. >> ainsley: foreign investors hold 5.7% of florida's privately held farmland. and apparently, according to business insider, roughly two thirds of adults in both china and here in the united states view the other side as the enemy or unfriendly. >> brian: it's the perfect mix for governor ron desantis. it's a story that definitely effects florida but also effects the country. almost like the trial balloon see if he is going to get that national add up and running, campaign up and running. i guess he has got some time. evidently he is buying national ads on social media. >> ainsley: when do they normally announce next summer, this summer i don't say next. this summer in january. >> steve: obviously, he's going to be running. and it's a great top ping for

him. you know, he did the disney ready creek thing. staff running for him. >> brian: i think it is likely i don't think a decision has been made. >> steve: i think he is going to run i will bet you dollar. >> brian: i don't think a final decision has been made. >> ainsley: hand it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: big soundbite to get to here. president biden addressing for the first time the discovery of highly classified documents found inside his office at the penn biden center. >> people know i take classified documents, classified information seriously. i was briefed about this discovery and surprised to learn that there were any government records that were taken there to that office.

but i don't know what's in the documents. >> carley: the republican led house oversight committee says it will investigate whether intelligence sources were compromised. west virginia senator joe manchin is ripping the white house for considering a ban on natural gas stoves, calling it a recipe pay for disaster. he says the federal government has no business telling american families how to cook their meals. first lady jill biden now catching some heat on social media over this photo from two years ago showing her cook on a gas stove herself, yikes. >> meanwhile, governor kathy hochul just announced a proposal to make new york the first in the nation to ban natural gas heaters and appliances in new buildings starting in 2025. georgia fans giving the bulldogs a hero's welcome home after their championship win on tuesday night. folks lining the streets of athens after the dogs crushing 65-7 win over tcu. some die hard fans predicting a

three-peat next season. the team is ready to celebrate the official victory parade this saturday outside of stanford stadium. did you see this ben affleck giving dunkin' fan as surprise in massachusetts. the actor was serving up food and drinks in full dunkin' uniform. one which you said he gave them free food and drinks that's pretty cool. affleck who is from boston once said he has dunkin' just about every day. it's a massachusetts thing, guys. and i think you guys have that in common. >> brian: not part of a movie or anything he? just did it? >> carley: people in massachusetts love dunkin'. >> brian: i know you don't work there. >> ainsley: it will be fun. let me come back there. >> carley: can i update the story next hour? next half hour. >> ainsley: i bet it's like we get the coffee we get dunkin' every day. >> carley: government to be a promotion. >> ainsley: i think he knows the people that work there this will be fun. >> brian: got to go to dunkin'

training school. can't just jump in the window. you have got to learn what to do. >> carley: he did give away free food which i thought was cool. but also would the bosses want that to happen? >> steve: as long as is he wearing a hair net and gloves. >> brian: i'm amazed what they ask these men and women to do behind the counter. full breakfast they have got to do in seconds and everyone is so inpatient ordering online. i'm amazed how taxed the dunkin' worker is. >> steve: we use the app. every morning. it works. try it out. you also get bonuses. >> brian: call ahead with your box of joe request because you don't want to sit there and they pour into the funnel. the box of joe. >> ainsley: make sure if you want a large mark large. brian makes a large for himself and orders mediums for us. >> brian: or sometimes visa versa. [sighs] >> steve: thank you very much. from coffee to headlines, fox news alert. 1200 flights at 7:17 this morning are currently delayed after the faa experiences a system wide outage. united grounding all planes

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♪ >> steve: the faa fox news alert. confirming some of the functions are back online as a major computer system failure grounded 1200 flights all across the country this morning. >> ainsley: transportation secretary pete buttigieg tweeting moments ago: i have been in touch with system providing key information to pilots. if aa is looking to resolve the

issue swiftly and safely so air traffic can resume normal operations and will continue to provide updates. >> brian: cheryl casone joins us now. a big deal. can you imagine what the airports are like all across the country? >> be nice to flight crews. got a new update from the faa. they are still working to restore it's notice to air mission system. that's the information that goes to the pilots. >> steve: notam. all domestic departures to allow the agency to validate the flight and safety. they have been trying to restart this system for the last hour and a half. >> brian: good news it was 10:00. >> nows 9:00. >> steve: united 10:00. >> all airlines. report that they were getting the paperwork to the pilots like in minneapolis. i saw that report this morning. but that's not happening right now. >> steve: like that jet we just saw out at newark. that is probably a plane that has landed. and is incoming. look at that.

>> please hold on, stop. >> steve: nobody is taking off or landing. >> ainsley: that means the planes in the air landed. >> yeah, no, no. if a plane is inbound and only got so much fuel. everything that's inbound that was already in the air when this broke down has to land. that is not going to change. >> ainsley: even if you are hundreds of miles from destination. >> got to land only got so much fuel. >> steve: just like on 9/11 when they grounded everything and those planes still had to land. >> this is the first time we have stein that. >> steve: this notam is alert to pilots before they take off about potential hazards. you need to know about hazards along the way. i know how people are saying it could be a hack or something like that. we don't know anything about that at this point. all we know is that for tens of thousands of people, this is a lousy way to start wednesday. >> you know, here's my advice over here watching. okay, you are watching. okay.

go to the app. if you don't have the airline app., download it to your phone. go to the website. and then also all of them have twitter handels now, american, delta. southwest. they are all on twitter. and american and united are already tweeting out to people. because honestly, to thrive to get somebody on the phone right now if you have a flight at #:00. don't even bother trying to pick up the phone use technology. >> brian: other thing is, have you ever experienced this before when you have to -- when you have to delay everything, then everything is delayed forever. >> ainsley: days. >> brian: 6:45 flight is delayed an hour, maybe two hours. do they go out first and then the 8:00s and 9:00s? this is almost impossible to quantify the amount of disruption plus you have too many planes in one place. >> any aircraft that is sitting at a gate right now or tarmac anywhere, it's not going to go anywhere for now. this all just has to-we haven't seen this to your point 9/11 actually. haven't seen a full stop of the

u.s. air traffic system since 9/11. >> this is the first time. >> steve: one of the problems, is brian is talking about the cascading effect all day. >> all day. >> steve: so if they are not -- a lot of airlines are not going to take off-that obviously is an inbound flight there. if they are not going to be able to take off until 10:00. on the clock at 5:00. that crew and you used to be part of a flight crew. that crew is going to time-out faster than the airline is planning on. and that's going to mess up a lot of flights later today. >> yeah. the pilots have much more of a time sensitive schedule than the flight attendants do. there is a little bit of a difference there. but for, yes, for pilots you do have time-out situations. the airlines, especially after the holiday season we just had. they are pretty good right now at getting their systems in order. there's going to be a lot of cancellations today go. flight away.com. they have all the latest numbers. this is going to cascade throughout the day probably for the next two to three days. because to your point, brian, about a plane that has to start

in minneapolis and go to l.a. and phoenix. that plane is going 24/7 for the most part. right? and sometimes they stop overnight. sometimes they don't. but that -- again, on the app.s, can you actually track. >> brian: flight aware a good one. >> flight aware is great. and really encourage go to your airlines. >> ainsley: what is happening with the airlines lately. the flights are so expensive. imagine how everyone sitting on these planes how frustrated they are. people who were supposed to take off at 7:00 are now learning they are not going to take off until 9:00 or 10:00 this morning. >> my advice controversial way to think. i personally don't go to the airport until i get a sense of when that plane is going to go. >> steve: my wife is flying this afternoon. according to the app. with the airline, the flight is still on time. but we know. >> that's not. >> steve: that's just not going to happen. >> it's going to take a while for them to catch up and say okay this flight to, you know, miami is delayed takes awhile. stay on it. be your own advocate when it

comes to travel. i have learned to do it. >> brian: got to be resourceful and be polite. so on another note cheryl, we wanted to talk more about your series the american dream home tonight at 9:00 on fbn on "primetime." it's going to be exciting. >> heading to golf shores but also to galveston, texas. if we have time i would love to play a quick soundbite because i golf the galveston, texas real estate market. >> right. >> 32 miles of breathtaking coast line. you hard to know you are only a hour drive from the busy city of houston. this is where donna and barry can be found at favorite restaurant. with hard work and dedication they are yesterday to own a big home to share with heir big family. >> ainsley: big family need a big house. >> steve: check it out tonight on american dream home. >> ainsley: human trafficking awareness day and one company making a big difference.

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outbound flights until 9:00 eastern time this after a massive system outage at the faa. todd piro is here with what we know so far and it's not much much. >> not good either. the federal aviation administration announcing total system failure nationwide impacting hundreds if not thousands of flights. take a live look again. orlando, airport there is the scene all flights delayed until further notice there we mentioned the #:00 a.m. stop as well throughout the entire nation. faa tweeting it is, get: experiencing an outage with its notice to air mission system which pro-civil rights critical flight safety information. we are closely monitoring the situation which impacts all airlines and working with the faa to minimize disruption to our operation and customers. we encourage customers to check aa -- this is the double a american airlines information here. they are encouraging to you check their website for more information. as of now flight aware is reporting over 1200 flights

delayed nationwide. hearing from pete buttigieg, the transportation secretary, tweeting, quote: i have been in touch with faa this morning about an outage affecting a key system for providing safety information to pilots. faa is working to resolve this issue swiftly and safely so that air traffic can resume normal operations. we'll continue to provide updates. the faa says it is working to restore this system. obviously they're saying that but, steve, to your point, no idea how long that could take. 9:00 a.m. is the time we saw on the screen. and we know how this goes, expected to go a little bit longer if you are a betten man. >> steve: absolutely. and ultimately what caused it we don't know. todd, thank you very much. meanwhile today on this wednesday, this is national human trafficking day. an issue that effects over 40 million people around the global, including one in four kids. and with officials warning that open border policies are putting more migrants at risk, our next guests are taking action, using their company and an initiative. here with more, we have goya ceo

bob unanue and goya care spokesperson nana. >> good morning to you. >> steve: i have never heard of human trafficking awareness day what are you trying to do. >> awareness through our coalition a group of organizations and businesses coming together to stand and fight against human trafficking. specifically child trafficking. >> steve: okay, so you're bringing awareness. so what happened? >> well, once we use our global platform. guy is a global brand and using our platform to inform the public as well as children in communities, parents about what we're doing and we are also rolling out initiatives for preventative education with the -- in partnership with the monique burr foundation so that children are aware of what is going on and how to protect themselves. >> steve: sure. and you guys have manufactured 30 million cans of goya beans. and on the side there is a little qr code so somebody can

take their phone and actually scan it and then it will take to you a website to explain where to get help and things like that. bob, why did you want to get involved in this. >> we got involved in this a couple years ago. we were with eduardo, who did a movie on this story. the life of tim ballard, who went in and rescued children. this raised awareness in us. so it brought attention to what is the biggest industry on the planet, $250 billion human trafficking industry. it's up there with drugs and arms trade god has created humanity but humanity has created every way to destroy itself. so there is the cuban poet jose martid those born to love and build and others to hate and destroy. we have to move away from this destruction. it's terrible. those three things are very,very destructive in our society. >> steve: bob, you know, most

other companies are not getting involved in this. why did you decide as the top guy at goya, y you know what ths is something important for all of us. >> not owned by george soros or black rock or anything like that. we are a privately held company so, from the very beginning we are a goya family. we are part of the immigrant family but we are part of the u.s. family, the world community. and we always put god first. it's part of our upbringing. you know, we're here with a purpose. you know, god created us for a purpose. and every person on this planet was chosen by god. and it's so important to lo and build and care for those who are not cared for. >> steve: absolutely. natalie, this is so big, i saw that two children are -- let's see, every 60 seconds two children are trafficked. >> yeah. >> steve: just think about that. you wait 10 seconds, how many kids is that?

it's jaw dropping. >> it's absolutely. the statistics are alarming and that is why we are doing what we are doing. because someone needs to put an end to this. and through our goya cares coalition. we feel that we can do that. and raise awareness nationwide, globally, work with orphanages, also in costa rica, mexico. in dominican republic so that we can protect our children. >> steve: okay. raising awareness is why you are here. for more information, go to as it says right there on the screen, goya cares.com. natalie, bob, thank you very much. >> thank you, steve. >> thank you. >> steve: great project. our lead story, the faa grounded all planes in the united states from taking off until 9:00. system wide outage. new information by the moment. left's see what we got in a couple of minutes, you are watching "fox & friends" on flight grounded thursday -- what day is today? wednesday. thank you. heart failure,

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♪ >> ainsley: we are back with a fox news alert. all airlines across our entire country ordered to delay outbound flights until 9:00 a.m. eastern time. this development comes after the faa is experiencing a massive system failure. >> steve: computer failure. as of now the website flight aware is reporting over 1200 flights have been delayed or grounded because of this outage. >> brian: the administration says it's working to get everything back up and running. no word yet on how long that could take. and that's what we are looking at right now. so it's hard to imagine a pigger story right now that effects more people in more places than this story. in fact, pete buttigieg tweeted this out: i have been in touch with the faa this morning about an outage affecting a key system from providing safety information to pilots. the faa is working to resolve this issue swiftly and safely so that air traffic can resume normal operations and continue to provide updates.

>> steve: right. we had that graphic from flight aware. can we put this up once again control room to take a look. >> ainsley: look at all the planes. >> steve: all the problems right there. okay. so en route. so if i am to believe that number 844 planes were in the air whether this happened. and so, ultimately, they are all going to land. but, the problem is with their so-called ntam apparently that went down you got to wonder whether a caused that to go down. and at this point it's purely speculation but i know a lot of people online speculating it's a hack or cyber thing or, you know, a ransom ware thing. we don't know. all we know is that if you are supposed to travel today. and this is going to run into tomorrow as well. it's going to be a slow go. >> ainsley: on the right today's worse delays denver in the mix. and worst cancellations denver

is in the mix. if you are in that area not a fun day for you. so frustrating if you are a passenger and trying to get to -- sometimes it's a vacation. but other times it's a business meeting or something that you have to attend or a medical emergency or a medical procedure that you're trying to get to. >> brian: it's time sensitive. so "new york times" report 1100 flights within they said more than 11 flights within into and out of the united states delayed on wednesday and more than 90 have been canceled already. so here we go. >> steve: here's the thing. we were talking briefly with cheryl casone about this as we look like live. i believe that's orlando right now. nothing going on in orlando right now. ultimately what is going to happen if they are delaying things four or five hours. they have already got crews, some of them are probably sitting in those airplanes right now or, you know, they are walking around the terminals. they are on the clock technically. and there's only a certain number of hours pilots can fly at which point they time-out.

and so wherever they were supposed to go, they probably were planning on flying some place else that's going to cause a problem. there are a lot of pilots who get on planes in the morning as passengers expecting to go a hub airport and then become a pilot on another plane. it's going to have a cass vagd effect throughout the day. there are going to be a lot of short tempers. and long lines because this is a mess. >> ainsley: brian is pulling up some information here on his computer. >> brian: "new york times" says the agency says its system was beginning to come back. >> ainsley: that's good news. >> steve: we reported that a minute ago. the big question is what caused it? if it was a cyber thing. >> brian: we reported that a minute ago beginning to come back. >> steve: we said that in the last tease where the systems are starting to come back and that is good. so they figured out a little bit about apparently what what caused it or they have got -- maybe they rebooted it. >> ainsley: this is the problem. it's so much faster to take an airplane, obviously. but it's not reliable this day

and age. it's expensive and not reliable. so a lot of people are choosing just to get in their cars and go if it's something time sensitive or something they have to do. >> brian: flight attendant i have been texting with him in 20 years he has never seen anything like this. >> ainsley: really? cheryl said first time a ground stop since 9/11. >> brian: 14 minutes after the top of the hour. carley shimkus following the other breaking news. >> very strange details to get here. bryan kohberger reportedly telling police during his extradition that it's quote really sad what happened to the victims. meanwhile, footprints found inside the crime scene near the university of identified da who he could help investigators build their case against him. according to the unsealed affidavit. and now a woman is providing details on a 2015 tinder date she claims to have gone on with kohberger. she says he invited himself to her dorm, touched her body in odd ways and later told her she had, quote: good birthing hips.

she says she feels lucky he did not hurt her. a driver crashed through a wall and into a pool three people inside including a child. this happened yesterday morning in pass deanna, california. good samaritans jumping in to rescue the victims trapped inside that water logged electric vehicle. the driver telling police they accidently hit the gas pedal instead of the breaks. thankfully, no one was hurt in that situation there. newly sworn in governor sarah huckabee sanders is banning the gender neutral word latin x from government documents in arkansas. her executive order states quote it is the policy of the governor's administration to prohibit the use of curly insensitive words for official state government business. sanders policy comes as the pugh research poll finds only 3% of latinos and hispanics in the u.s. actually use latin x to describe themselves. yeah. most hispanic people are like

that word doesn't apply to me. >> steve: governor now. >> brian: carley, thank you. 12 minutes now before the top of the hour. janice dean with the forecast. >> janice: big story is the west yet again today with more heavy rain along the coast. winds, and the potential for feet of snow. so this has been an ongoing weather pattern for the last couple of weeks and this weekend is not going to be any different and even next week we have still this onslaught of heavy rain moving into this region, water logged so flooding is imminent for many of these places. a lot of these rivers and streams are overflowing right now. and we have more rain still to come. that snow, that snow pack is really incredible. we could see upwards of 10 feet of more snow for the sierra, nevada region. i just want to point out as well. some of that energy is going to come across portions of the tennessee and mississippi river valley. potential storms on friday.

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>> ainsley: this is a fox news alert. more in today's top story. this va grounding all takeoffs until 9:00 a.m. eastern time after a major computer system wide outrage. >> steve: mark murphy didn't fly anywhere. he is reporting to us from his house. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: so if somebody -- we still don't know what caused this. if somebody's got a flight today, what is your advice for them? >> my advice is get on your app like cheryl was talking about what the airline and see where your inbound flight is coming from. if it's coming in later, he might have a shot. you're going to have this cast getting domino these flights. it's not just as they get everything back and running. you could have missed connections and all sorts of things going on throughout the day and literally into the next day or two potentially. it just depends on how long this lasts.

>> brian: if it is delayed, stay out of the airport. >> yeah. just relax at home. wait until you get a clear update. if your flight is showing delayed with no confirmation as to when it's can it take off unless they were scheduled to leave at 7:30 or 8:00 this morning, you're probably at the airport. at ten or 11:00 a.m., and may tell you you are still delayed. it may tell you are on time. nothing is going to be on time for the rest today. that is the thing of the watch out for. >> ainsley: this faa says they are performing final validation checks. as the noticed aeration system. what does that provide to the pilot? any information and notices they might need to fly? >> it could be anything about flying over a war zone like ukraine back in 2014 when that jet was shot down or it could be any number of things the reality is a lot of these pilots don't really pay a lot of attention to it because he could be 20 or 30 pages deep. they are only concerned about

what's going on in their particular area. a lot of stuff gets missed. in regards to this, it's really just a domestic being for the u.s. pilots. international pilots will look at her but mostly domestic u.s. that is why you are seeing the impact you're not so much overseas affecting any other roots. >> steve: don't even bother calling the airline because you'll never get get through. just go to the app. mark murphy, thank you very much, sorry. >> you're welcome. >> brian: faa grounding all planes until at least 9:00 a.m. i computer outage. 1200 flights plus of currently delayed good live coverage continues a moment. s a good day. oh, no! bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! hmmm, ok. not coughing at yoga? antiquing not coughing? not coughing at the movies?! hashtag still not coughing?! aaah. oww!

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