so, the smoke event in atlanta, that was a delta flight.cabin began to fill with this hazy smoke. this is a case where, just because there is smoke, there isn't necessarily fire. what likely happened here is some oil in the engine ended up somewhere it shouldn't be. the air on board the plane is taking from bleed air from the engines, so as it was bringing air into the plane, it also brought with it that haze. the pilots landed the plane within a few minutes of that incident, everybody got off. those smoke incidents, they shouldn't happen, but we see a handful of those a year. it's not an immediate threat to the safety of that airplane. it was going to land safely. >> john: then we got the close call in chicago. >> yeah, this was concerning and pretty jaw-dropping video of the southwest plane as it's coming in, cleared to land, and just as the pilots are about to touch down, you see them take off again, and the smaller plane just moved right across the path in front of them. it appears here what happened was the smaller plane did not follow

posture of the united states and now a school away at georgetown university and vice president at the atlanta counsel. my message is simple, china's port investments in the western hemisphere pose a serious national security threat to the united states and allies, washington and regional states should work together to decouple from chinese investments in ports and other areas critical to national security. china poses the greatest contemporary threat to u.s. national security, it's a comprehensive challenge with economic, technological, diplomatic and ideological and military dimensions and ultimately the rivalry concerns of the future of global order. china employs overseas infrastructure inest vice presidents including the western hemisphere as part of the grand strategy and those in the western hemisphere are attracted to china's investments but come at a cost. through the investments china gets access to resources and gains leverage over governments and shifts national policies in their favor and undermines democratic norms and transparency and environmental standards. its influence on po

the fest transfer from atlanta housing garza as palestinians obsessed the holy moms submit to the devastation of war and of extradition. that the us is wasted. 40 years old to mexican drug lords arrive to face justice in america. the are you finding present in the village? them is. lensky says his relationship with donald trump. tom b salvaged off to an extraordinary wolf, was in the open office. took spiraled out of control over how to bring rushes war to an end. so then ski says he would intend to peace talks until ukraine has guarantees against another offensive island fisher has more on the clash out, the white house. but you will see the historic walls of the oval office of god did many secrets. this was all played out in front of the camera. don't tell us what we're going to feel a staggering exchange between the us president his number 2 and the leader of is you creed, out, raised voices pointed fingers. well, to me as the landscape accused of being disrespectful to the country, which is supported them through 3 years of war. and donald trump insisted you should be more grateful allowe

and because i'm a nerd, i went and i checked the atlanta fed's gdp tracker. for negative growth this quarter at this moment. why? because consumer spending drives two-thirds of gdp. >> maurice: we love nerds around here, by the way. there is this economic blackout today, kelly. what is that, and why now? why are they doing that? >> reporter: so it is a movement to not spend, essentially. it is a call to inaction, if you will. so it started as a way for consumers to express their frustration about high prices, and it was don't spend, and if you do have to, don't go to the major retailers. there was also another faction that piggybacked off of it and said let's boycott the retailers and companies that are rolling back there dei efforts. now if it really does only last one day, maybe you don't get that much of an impact, but i do think the bigger take away is it struck a nerve because some consumers just don't feel like they're winning right now. >> maurice: okay, kelly o'grady, thank you so much. >> john: are we about to hear the roar of a lion in winter? >> ma

and they were part of the statements, but at the atlanta founder and leader of the code has done work, is bought t o p k, k issued from his jail cell in a prison on a tucker sign. and he's being behind boss, since he was abducted in kenya by tucker, special forces. just over 26 years ago. i man revered by his people but reviled by many and took a he now wants his group to lay down at toms and despond. his coolness of major regional political significance reverberating across not just took a but serious a rack and the wrong to. so why now could and decades of conflict. and what might the political implications for chuck a, b, and the region will discuss all this and more with, i guess. but 1st, this report from michael soon, sharp of culture and addicted to conflict. that's claim tens of thousands of lives up the level of chill on the leader of the code is focused potty or p k. k says it's time for the group to lay down its arms and to spend notes in the the, the statement was read out by politicians some to, to dish people's equality in democracy, party of to they visited him in a pri

so zalinski and london, atlanta of what's expected or indeed he will meet the british prime minister kissed on the tomorrow on. so i'm a little so hold i meeting of eat is right here in this venue behind me on sunday. and though this summit was already in the books before that disastrous trump zalinski meeting a now takes on an even more heightened importance. and that is because the european need is a now contending with the real prospect of the us no longer supporting ukraine, minutes had already or perhaps withdrawing some of that. so the support on your pen need is really need to see if they can step up to the plate and if they can help defend ukraine on their own on that is something that many analysts believe would be a very, to order and a big challenge. so your, but what is also imagine here is the role of kids. tom, a is a kind of a piece may you cannot between russia and ukraine, but between donald trump unfaltering is a lensky. he had spoken to both of those leaders yesterday on friday night off to they've had the fluid out in the white house. and i think other european ne

the federal reserve's atlanta branch projects the u.s. economy will drop 1.5% annually if this plan goes through. president trump's address to congress will take place on tuesday. we'll have live coverage beginning at 6 p.m, including the democratic response. new details have just been released about that deadly piedmont crash that killed three college students. home for thanksgiving break. abc seven news anchor ama daetz has new details just released by the chp. >> the chp says the cause of the accident was the cybertruck was going at a high rate of speed, and the driver was unable to negotiate the curve due to being impaired driving under the influence. soren dixon, krista fukuhara, and jack nelson died. dixon was the driver. a fourth student, jordan miller, survived. two friends were in another car behind the cybertruck and came upon the crash. one of them tried to help by smashing a window and was able to pull miller out of the wreckage. the person then tried to rescue krista, but the flames overtook the vehicle. we've learned the eve

. >> live from atlanta.s is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. >> relations between the united states and ukraine are in uncharted waters today. after a shouting match in the oval office between vladimir zelenskyy, donald trump and j.d. vance. it was a meeting that went from cordial to combative in just minutes. listen to this. >> we gave you military equipment. you and your men are brave, but they had to use our military. if you didn't have our military equipment, if you didn't have our military equipment, this war would have been over in two weeks. >> in three days. i heard it from putin in three days. this is something. maybe less in two weeks. of course. >> it's going to be a very hard thing to do. business like this. i tell you. >> we'll have a look. the body language in those pictures tells a dramatic story. you can see each president pointing, expressing anger and frustration. the trouble seemed to come about because president zelenskyy was asking for security guarantees as part of a peace agreement. af

the atlanta federal reserve yesterday slashed its closely watched gdp forecast. it's now calling for the u.s. economy to shift into reverse in the first quarter. we haven't seen a contraction in gdp in three years. now it's way too soon to say that that's going to happen. this economy again and again has proven that it is very resilient. still consumer spending, i mean, that is the engine of this economy. and if people start to really pull back on spending, well, that's where a growth scare can turn into something much more serious. back to you, victor. >> all right, matt. thank you. new york firefighters had to rescue two window washers. they suddenly became trapped 78ft off the ground on a swinging scaffold. i would be hysterical. the other firefighter had to punch me in the face or something to knock me out. if this was happening, i would be unbearable. look at this. they're just floating and swinging through the air next to this skyscraper. they're still there. firefighters say that the window washers were not secured to safety lines when they arrived. they u