the federal aviation administration, the f a has been choosing updates. the latest po says the f a is still working to fully restore the notice to air emissions system following an outage. it's ordered airlines to pause old domestic departures until 9 am eastern time. that's 1400 g m t, that's about a minute and a half ago to allow the agency to validate the integrity of flight and safety information. we've got to correspondence following the story, john henry, standing by an el paso and texas. first we're going to speak to a white house correspondent, kimberly hall. good. so kimberly looks as though they were aiming to have things back on track by about 1400 g m to either say just about a minute or so ago. now just bring us up to date with what the situation is. yeah, well things are happening so quickly that the latest update we have from the federal aviation administration is that in fact, the ground stop has been lifted as of just moments ago. we understand that the notice to air emissions are not have system as seems to be back on line. this is after

the federal aviation administration says normal air traffic operations are resuming. the ground stop has been lifted. that is moment to go from the faa. we will look for a follow-up on that as well. you have public service in washington. how has the faa treated washington? it is not the pentagon, it is not the state department, but it is something we use every day. >> the faa doesn't get as much money as it would like in the system of air traffic control, which is different than what we are talking about today. the overall system has taken a long time to fix and make more modern. i think the faa could use more support from congress and from the public in terms of its needs to modernize what it does. >> remember the moment years ago when president reagan made a splash by standing up to union members in towers to land the planes? are we still card -- scarred from that moment from 40 years ago when ronald reagan said to flight controllers, no, we will not back down. >> you and i might be the oldest people who remember that, but that happened in the 1980's when there was

the problem is being blamed on the can piece outage at the federal aviation administration. the government transport agency, hardy, j. castro report to ronald reagan at port in arlington, virginia. it was a sight not seen since $911.00 thousands of plains round. it all us airports due to a nationwide stoppage called by the federal aviation administration. no. nothing like this says ban 11. obviously, you know, everything just happened because of the system. i think they should just punch control alt delete the as a says a computer failure was to blame. specifically the notice to air mission system or not, and suffered a temporary outage without it, like crews could not access the latest safety alerts about fly conditions and runways. we still consider this to be a vital safety system because this is the one that moves messages that pilots need on anything from the taxiway or runway being out to an issue with the navigation beacon to maybe an upcoming military or space operation of in a certain sector the outage did not impact quite already in the air. the ground stopped last

it all us airports due to a nationwide stoppage called by the federal aviation administration. no, nothing like this. so it's been a love and obviously, you know, everything just happens because of a system. i think they should just punch control alt delete the as a says a computer failure was to blame. specifically the notice to air mission system or not m suffered a temporary outage without it, like crews could not access the latest safety alerts about fly conditions and runways. we still consider this to be a vital safety system because this is the one that moves messages that pilots need on anything from a taxi way or a runway being out to an issue with a navigation beacon to maybe an upcoming military or space operation of in a certain sector, the outage did not impact quite already in the air. the ground stopped last it about an hour and a half until yes, a said the computer problem was fixed. the cause of the outage remains unclear. there is no direct indication of any kind of external under various activity, but we're not yet prepared to rule that out. president joe bid

the federal aviation administration says more than $400.00 flights have been delayed within into or out of the united states because of a technical glitch. it's unclear what's behind this, the federal aviation administration as treated in the last few minutes and says the f e a is working to restore its notice to air mission system. we are performing 5 final validation checks and we're roll reloading the system. now operations across the national airspeed system are affected. we're going to provide frequent updates as we make progress. or kimberly hawk at our white house correspondent is joining us on the phone. now kimberly, this is a very large scale incident. what more do we know? yeah, this is something that the biden administration is grappling to deal with right now . this is something that is unfolding in real time. what we know is that this is something that involves the late notification system that is for the entire united states. and you can imagine the scale of this is enormous. the passenger travel in the united states effects tens of thousands of people on a daily basis. t

was not resolved, podbuzhi-jech said at that time, we decided to stop flights until the federal aviation administration can fully make sure that the system not only sends reliable information, but also that the information reaches the pilots at 9 o'clock in the morning, the administration made sure that everything is working properly because we have lifted the ban and flights have resumed the flight alert system is a critical safety mechanism it is warning pilots of potential hazards on routes wednesday night the federal aviation administration said that the system crashed the corrupted file , while there is no evidence that it was cyber congressmen from both parties have expressed concern that the air traffic control systems are outdated, especially in light of the massive collapse of the us aviation system due to weather conditions at the end of last year the faa license is reviewed every 5 years he planned and for this year ago it is important that congress make sure that the administration has everything necessary to solve these problems to calculate the total losses from yesterday's failure is sti

the problems being blamed on a computer outage at the federal aviation administration asked the u. s. government's transport agency or course it is unclear, but officials say there is no evidence so far of a cyber attack. present job, i'd know as ordered an investigation or it will get much more or less air from both of our correspondence will speak to can be how can the white house later. but let's go to heidi joe castro, who's in arlington, virginia at ronald reagan. there airports, heidi, what sort of implications had this had on travelers there? one, even it was fear that this would create a domino effect of flight cancellations, and delays. and unfortunately that seems to be proven true in the last hour, according to flight aware. another 1000 flights have been delayed across united states. another 100 or so have been cancelled here in this medium sized, a ronald reagan national airport outside of washington were seen about one in 3 flights having delayed some 53 flights have been cancelled thus far. which potentially could have been much worse given that just a couple hours a

the federal aviation administration, the f, a, a, has been treating updates. the latest post says the f a, a is still working to fully restore the notice to air missions system following an outage, and ordered airlines to pause old domestic departure until 9 am eastern time. that's 1400 g m t to allow the agency to validate the integrity of flight and safety information. white house correspondent, kimberly hall is joining us now from washington d. c. the scale of this outage is very large. that must be a concern. it is a concern of fact the us president joe biden breaking reporters in just the last few moments saying he has been in touch with the transportation secretary, pete food is edge, and the scale we know is enormous. right now what we understand is that planes can land in the united states, but can still not take off. now this is consistent with the notifications we were getting from the federal aviation administration, but they are performing final validation checks. and some of the functions are back online in terms of the not have a system. this is

federal aviation administration is reporting that flights across the country have been grounded.ll flights grounded across the country indefinitely. due to a computer system outage. the faa has ordered airlines to pause all domestic departures until 9:00 a.m. eastern time to allow the agency to val a date the integrity of flight 57d flight andsafety administration. we spoke with a southwest vice be president earlier who says he is worried right now looking at the impact of this. we don't have any more information in terms of what's behind this outage, why the faa has this outage and whether or not it was the faa ordering all airlines to ground all flights or whether or not the issue is at the faa but t airlines have taken upon themselves to ground flights. meanwhile, the republican led house gearing up to investigate whether white house officials colluded with big tech companies in order to censor speech that it deemed misinformation. joining me now is the newsweek opinion editor and josh hammer show host, josh hammer. josh, good to see you. you wrote and op-ed about this back in

federal aviation administration is reporting all flights across the country are grounded indefinitelycomputer system outage. as of 5:30 a.m. this morning over 400 flights delayed within, into or out of the united states we are monitoring the latest developments and will speak with the southwest airlines pilots association vice president michael later this hour. the faa experiencing a computer outage forcing all planes across the country, now grounded temporarily. meanwhile the so-called three amigos summit taking place in mexico city, the united states, mexico and canada prioritizing climate and equity over boarding security in their talks. here is president biden. >> this is been the greatest migration in human history. when i got elected the first major piece of legislation i introduced was through reform the immigration process to make it more orderly to make sure people have access under the l law. maria: the president failing to make any commitment onset no, it's been smuggled across the border to mexico from china and killed 100,000 americans. it's killing americans at record ra

on the night from tuesday to wednesday, the problem was recorded in the program of the federal aviation administrationis is a commercial flight notification system that notifies of restrictions or warnings in real time. the us federal aviation administration ordered all airlines of ukraine to suspend flights until nine in the morning. now the system has been restored, but the flights are delayed continues at the moment, the cause of the failure is unknown, there are no direct signs of cyber, so there are no at the moment. this is what the us minister of transport said under butechich, but completely reject such the likelihood is that he cannot until all the details of the morning malfunction are established, the decision to suspend all flights was explained by the minister , and for security reasons, it was decided that we continue the release, the american slavic researchers are taking, as they say, the decolonization of research in the region, the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine prompted many scientists to reconsider the approach to the study eastern europe, which until now was russian-ce

s. airports due to a nationwide stoppage called by the federal aviation administration. no, nothing like this. so bona love and obviously, you know, everything just happened because of the system, right? they did, she just punch control alt delete the f a a says a computer failure was to blame. specifically the notice to air mission system or not m suffered a temporary outage. without it, like crews could not access the latest safety alerts about fly conditions and runways. we still consider this to be a vital safety system because this is the one that moves messages that a pilots need on anything from a taxi way or a runway being out to an issue with the navigation beacon to maybe an upcoming military or space operation. as in a certain sector, the outage did not impact quite already in the air. the ground start lasted about an hour, 4 and a half until usa said the computer problem was fixed. the cause of the outage remains unclear. there is no direct indication of any kind of external or nefarious activity, but we're not yet prepared to rule that out. president joe bid

this is being blamed on a computer outage at the federal aviation administration says the us government transport agency more than 7 and a half 1000 flights have reportedly been delayed. nearly 1000 were cancelled. i jo castro brings us more in this now from ronald reagan airport. in arlington, virginia numbers of delays and cancellations continue to grow by the minute we're now more than 7500 flights allayed well over 1000, cancelled across the united states. all of this apparently caused by a computer glitch. we're still waiting for a full explanation, but we know that the f a system that alerts pilots just before they take off about any pressing safety issues like runway conditions or anything obstructing the flight path, et cetera. that went down overnight. we still don't know why it went down, but were told by the white house that there is no indication of this be a cyber attack. president biden has vowed a full investigation and we're expecting a press conference perhaps with some answers finally in the coming hour. but that doesn't help, of course, the thousands of people who are

the federal aviation administration president jo biden's ordered an investigation at least 21 people have been killed in a suicide explosion in the afghan capital campbell, the foreign ministry office. the bloss happened when a chinese delegation was meeting with the taliban. a number of attacks against pakistani police is raised concerns about violence by the pakistani taliban. last november, the arm group ended a cease fire and ordered its fighters to launch attacks against the pakistani state . as obey has more police in pakistan on higher let it comes after the buck stanley tyler bond targeted police in recent weeks and threatened the prime minister and foreign minister. but in the province of haber buck to him, what is the police who are on the front line? the militants have cooked them, says, with animals, hates on rapids no loss. thomas hayes had being used by militants, or on guns, sniper weapons and their targeting policemen. at, at night time, on rooftops of the police dishes, were there gardening or on really a stick point. but just days ago, 2 police officers and one civi

federal aviation administration says all flights of resuming after a pause because of a system failure. tens of thousands of planes were grounded. the white house says there's no evidence of a cyber attack. kimberly hawkins has more from washington d. c. the latest update we have from the federal aviation administration is that in fact the ground stop has been lifted as of just moments ago. we understand that the noticed air emissions are not have system as seems to be back on line. this is after an outage that caused chaos in the system for several hours. oh, what we understand is that the system that allows for pilots to be notified of hazards when they are taking off and landing has now been put back on line. so this is going to be welcome news for the thousands of air travelers that have been stranded in airports all across the united states. at least 7 people who've been killed in the afghan capital in the suicide explosion to the foreign ministry office. the blast reportedly happened on the chinese delegation was meeting the taliban at the foreign ministry. bruce and germany are

the problem is being blamed on a computer outage of the federal aviation administration. the u. s. government's transport agency what caused it is still unclear, but officials say there's no evidence so far of a cyber attack present. jo biden's ordered an investigation or we have several correspondence covering this story for us. our white house correspondent, kimberly how cut in washington dc. john hendern in el paso, texas over heathrow airport in the british capital. we have nadine bob, but 1st we go to heidi joe castro, who's at reagan airport in virginia. heidi i'm the americans of course, are waking up to all sorts of news, all problems and challenges with travel. what are you seeing there in terms of people's experiences? will need the one good thing about this isn't we are in the middle of the week and it is a very light travel day. and i saw many worry travelers here at ronald reagan airport, just outside of washington, who were worried that they wouldn't be able to get out of here at all. but it turns out currently the delay here is between one to 2 hours on average. s

more than $10000.00 planes were grounded on wednesday, after federal aviation administration, pilots alert system failed. officials say preliminary review is traced the problem to a damaged database file, and there is no evidence of a cyber google says the growth of its android operating system in india is at risk of stalling in the face of regulation. the u. s. company made the warning and a supreme court challenge are seen by the reuters news agency. and october indian can competition authorities find google a $161000000.00 for exploiting is dominant position with android, which powers 97 percent of smartphones in india. it also ask you to change restrictions on smartphone makers relating to pre installed apps. let's get a better understanding of this story and speak to our correspondence in delhi, cerio carter k. cherry. great. have you on the program? i mean, what exactly is it about the way that alphabet operates in india, that regulators seem to object to? well, rob the keys, essentially, stems from complains that were a meal made by other global competitors as well as some cus

more than $10000.00 planes were grounded on wednesday after a federal aviation administration pilot alert system failed f. 8th officials say a preliminary review has traced the problem to a damaged database file is said, there is no evidence of a cyber attack. tell telecom's group erickson has earmarked $220000000.00 to cover possible fines. the swedish company is being investigated by the u. s. department of justice after some of its employees allegedly bribe members of the islamic state for road transport in iraq in 2019. it paid $1000000000.00 and penalties to us authorities for other corruption cases. europe's largest deposit of rare earth elements has been discovered in sweden. the state owned mining company, l l k, a b said the new the explore deposit was found right next to an existing iron or mine in sweden's, far north, about a 1000 kilometers from stockholm. it contains at least more than $1000000.00 tons of rare earth oxides, which is a key for the production of electric cars. yon ma strom's, c o l k, be explained the significance of the find, have a look what we can see and on

at the federal aviation administration, the us government transport agency will be 7 and a half 1000 flights of reportedly been delayed. nearly a 1000 were canceled together. canada is now experiencing the same thing, but no flights there's been delayed. so every staff continued to work through the night to resolve the outage and issued a grant stop at 7 25 am this morning which lasted for approximately 90 minutes. f. a lifted the ground up once the nose ham system was available again, which means that the critical safety information required to resume travel was indeed available. the president was brief this morning by secretary booted boot a judge before departing for walter. read with the 1st lady as you heard directly from the president on the south lawn this morning for yourselves as we shared this morning as well, we do not have evidence that this outage was caused by a cyber attack. the epa is working aggressively to get to the bottom of the root causes for the system outage, so that it does not happen again. at least 21 people have been killed and a suicide exposure. in kabul

after air traffic was temporarily disrupted nationwide by a key systems failure at the federal aviation administration. it says it's still looking into what caused the issue that force them to ground domestic departures for almost 2 hours. and here in germany, police have begun evicting a group of climate activists who have occupied a village in the west of the country. for 2 years, protesters want to stop the village from being demolished, so the area can be mind for coal. the fate of the village of lit socket has fuel debate over germany's climate efforts, and the government says the coal is needed. we're energy security. now, the activists, on the other hand argue that germany is backsliding on vital climate pledges. in the early hours of wednesday, police began to cordon off the protest. camp near looks at odd as well as the village itself. using loud speakers they called upon the protesters to leave voluntarily. me. i'd rather richer so comfortable. but some activists are prepared to hang on for as long as possible. climbing out of reach of security forces. their goal to stop energy giant r w e f

but airline stocks took off again as the federal aviation administration said, neural operations were being restored. well for more on these developments, let's bring in young quarter in new york at the stock exchange, yann's seems like this should have been a disaster for airline stocks, but i understand things have turned around. so watch what's gone on. yeah, christy, i mean that was definitely a pretty rude awakening this morning for a lot of investors into the airline industry, especially in the pre market trading. we did see a lot of pressure on the airline stocks, but then when the things got a bit clearer, they also calm down and most of the stocks off the big airlines ended the day in a positive territory. but the whole incident definitely shows how vulnerable the system overall is, and everything is so tight in the airline industry and so tied to get to crews and airplane together that not much can go wrong to a guarantee as the most operating. and here in the us airline industry. ok, yann's tightness, vulnerability, we were just talking about airports, cutting costs to get

flights have resumed in the us following the breakdown of a crucial computer network at the federal aviation administration. thousands of flights were cancelled or delayed when the system providing pilots with safety and flight information went down. the white house says there's no evidence to back up speculation that a cyber attack caused the outage. dw correspondent mikaela kusha says it will take some time to get flight operations spec to normal. actually it, they don't seem to know themselves exactly how long this is going to take. one thing is for sure flight experts here are saying that this will take hours if not days to ensure that things run again as smoothly as usual. and the initial software problem, all those backups that failed. well, that system seems to be up and running again. but all ready hearing questions out of congress asking as to whether that is state of the art technology really being used by the federal aviation or, or whether there could have been a failure there. and so now everybody in position the backlog is being worked on. but that looks very different according to which appl

s. falling the breakdown of a crucial computer network at the federal aviation administration. thousands of flights were cancelled or delayed after the system providing pilots with safety and flight information went down. the white house says there is no evidence to back up speculation that a cyber attack caused the outage. world health organization says uganda's latest bowl outbreak is over. more than 50 people have died since the disease took hold last september, but no new cases have been registered in the last 6 weeks. no more patient in def makeshift, a boiler clinic in fight that big. i finally empty. and this is a moment of filipino. the deadly outbreak of a bullet in uganda has ended. authorities give credit to the committee head to parkers. i'm really, i really feel so great because he was one of the people who was the fast lane culture walker. i'm really happy was, i'm still alive. those are some of our own one. uganda was hit by the outbreak in september last year. around a 140 people were infected. more than 50 people lost their life. the hive. the outbreak was caused by the

we have to get to breaking news right now, the federal aviation administration has asked a glitch that grounded flights nationwide overnight. the damage is done as delays are packing up. what can you tell us about flights here in the bay area? are you seeing major issues or delays? >> reporter: all right, we try to talk to a few people here this morning. people may already be inside the gates that were affected s. i want to show you how this is looking. you can see the flights are on time. we see a couple, for example, flights going to detroit. there was one set to leave at 5:orting, and it got pushed back to 6:30. there has been an update. they are tweeting that normal air traffic operations are returning. the system that was causing issues with pilots and flight personnel, bowel hazards or changes to airport services, like runway closures. you can see how important this system is. president joe biden made a brief statement to reporters, saying he was in touch with secretary pete buttigieg, and the cause of the outage is unknown. he also added it is not known if it was a cyber attack.

. >> now the federal aviation administration is investigating who or what caused a key computer system to melt down triggering the second major u.s. travel disaster in a few weeks. the faa ordered all flights grounded for about 90 minutes on wednesday after a corrupted data file shut down a key system and its backup. we're told the system is, quote, operational and stable but only after causing some 10,500 flight delays throughout the day and more than 1300 cancellations. the u.s. transportation secretary said the faa will take responsibility for the mess. >> when there's an issue in the faa that needs to get looked at, we're going to own it, the same as we ask airlines to own their company's and their operations. >> but airports across the u.s. were affected by the mandatory ground stop as well as some overseas including here in the u.k. miles o'brien said the latest travel nightmare should be a big wake-up call for the faa. >> reporter: anybody who's following the faa closely over the years is aware the agency has had great difficulty innovating in the world of technology. a lot of i

flights all across the country are taking off once again after a delay caused by the federal aviation administration. faa issued a ground stop because there was an outage to assist him for pilots. the damages done. at least 7000 flights nationwide are delayed. nearly 1100 are canceled. those numbers are going up by the hour. we are live at sfo. what is happening with the flights? >> reporter: we have been monitoring this all morning long. let's give you a look at the board . you can see that as far as terminal two here is where alaska airlines is located. a lot of flights are in time. there have been some delays and cancellations but overall the impact is not been too bad. the system that was causing issues alerts pilots and other personnel about hazards or changes to airport services. you can see how important the system is. president biden made a brief statement earlier this morning saying he is in touch with secretary pete buttigieg and the cause of the outage is unknown. he added it is not yet known if it was a cyber attack. we met somebody here earlier this morning he was in the process of resc

federal aviation administration reporting flights across the country have been ground indefinitely due do outage first time all flights in america grounded since september 11. and terrorist attacks according to reports faa ordered airlines pause domestic examine departures until w a.m. this morning to allow agency to validate the integrity of the flight and safety information. now, the white house press second karine jean-pierre, has tweeted this out, she says the president has been briefed by the secretary of transportation, this morning on the faa system outage there is no evidence of a cyberattack at this point, the president ebb directed the department of transportation, to conduct a full investigation, into the causes, faa will provide regular updates grady trimble in chicago this morning, at o'hare international airport, with fallout there, grady what can you tell us? >> good morning, maria. well i can tell you that inside united terminal despite a pause on all domestic gaurz across the country right now it actually appears like any normal morning, at o'hare airport, i can see pe

the problems being blamed on the computer routed to the federal aviation administration audi. jake, how stressful this was in a system that is critical for safety, briefings, the most up to date information on flight paths and runway conditions, et cetera that pilots look at right before they take off. and for some reason that is still being investigated, that system failed over night at now. apparently it has been brought back online, but these repercussions were still c, unfold, us, sex, your state, antony, blinking on us. defense secretary, lloyd austin, a hosting their japanese counterparts in washington. dc if thein d agreements expanding the military ties and have been discussing the growing threat from china's ambitions in the region. blanked in that commended japan's decision to double its defense spending are 2027 years. japan strategies align closely with our own national security strategy. both of the key challenges that we identify as well isn't how to effectively address them. we're committed to upholding shared values of democracy and human rights. defending the internatio

from coast to coast the federal aviation administration ordered all airlines to stop departures.t all started tuesday night with an outage of the ntam or notice to air missions. the safety advisory program lets pilots know of any problems affecting their flights. such as closed runways, weather hazards, and anything reducing their visibility. >> i just spoke with [inaudible] they don't know what the cause is. >> white house says there is no evidence it was a cyberattack. president biden asked the transportation department to investigate exactly what caused the extremely rare event. >> my top priority right now, now that the system is working again as of about 9:00 this morning, is to understand the root cause, understand how it could have led to this level of disruption and understand how to make sure that it does not happen again. >> members of congress want answers, too. >> how could a stable platform like that suddenly go down? there's a lot of questions i think conscious needs to ask of the faa. >> not only did the glitch cause thousands of flight delays but more than 1,000 c

the federal aviation administration is experiencing a total system failure.ordering flights to be grounded but, instead, leaving it up to each carrier to decide. flight aware currently reporting at least 760 flights have been delayed across the united states. the faa says it's working to restore the system we are going to continue to monitor the situation and see how it unfolds. covid blocking the vaccine mandates for troops. president biden signed the kevin's policy bill before christmas revealing that controversial rule -- repealing rather the controversial rule. the bill does not reinstate service members who were discharged or had their benefits cut for refusing the jab. the prior mandate forced more than 8400 troop members out of the military now legal victory after a player was cut for refusing to kneel black lives matter before the game. reached a settlement $100,000. she joined "fox & friends first" to discuss her decision to take a stand. >> people feel like they canned stand up for what they believe in or they can't voice their opinion. i hope peopl

here on our team to national all flights set to take off have been stopped off of the federal aviation administration and now on its website that it's a notice to add mission system has failed. so far more than a $2500.00 flights delayed with hundreds already cancel, the ebay is said that the stand down order will last for about another 30 minutes as they assess quote operations across the national air space. and also to allow the agency to validate the integrity of flight and the safety information. that's about all the details we have on that right now. all right, thanks joining us aeronautics international always great to have your company. we return for you at the top of the ah sure. for sure. sure, sure. price quoted, for the shipping label sufficient with you before i sure will find it shows on. did you come with east coast much expulsion to disclose the 4th issue with the order booking. sir. this is august. the voting at the cisco wrist list was really wasn't. it wasn't up a little much up a previous to 1000. when you do, your cartoon mostly will lose you. i didn't do this for sure. the water

glitch, the grounded plains, the hours problem is being blamed on a computer outage at the federal aviation administration, which is the us government's transport agency more than 7 and a half 1000 fights have reportedly been delayed and nearly 1000 were cancelled. i feel a crime responsibility for suicide. explosion that killed at least 21 people near the foreign ministry office and cobble a dozen. others were injured loss reported. he happened when a chinese delegation was meeting the taliban at the foreign ministry office. and rebels in ethiopia, northern take our region of started handing in the heavy weapons to the federal army. this is part of a peace deal that was signed in south africa more than 2 months ago to end the war . the terms of the agreement include disarming the rebels, restoring federal authority to take rye and really crucial point is reopening humanitarian access in the region. that's it for myself and the team here in london, people and power is coming up next. the american people have spoken. but what exactly did they say? it's a world looking for a whole new order with less americ