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Things, spread so much information. maybe the dumbest thing he has ever said is vladimir putin is brilliant. he is the opposite of brilliant. he has made his life worse in every single way, or at least russias. again, the huge miscalculation here is we committed war crimes in grozny, we won. we committed war crimes in aleppo, we won. were going to commit -- we shoot down civilian airliners, nobody does anything to us. we are going to go in, we are going to commit war crimes again. theyre not goi...

And sleet. that is going to be hitting michigan and iowa today. it will be making its way to ohio and new york tomorrow, but also were talking about omicron here. were talking about these airliners who have been very direct in saying they frankly do not have the staffing because of shortages in order to maintain their airlines, noting that they canceled it. tsa has already tripled the number of its tsa agents over the last week that are out and in just the last hour the faa stating they are expe...

Distance on a phone on an actual phone line, 5g is how we live our lives, right? were streaming, using social media, the holograms at basketball games. this is the future. youre a pilot. how does this technology affect airplanes? >> yeah, you know, i want 5g, too, but its important to know that this part of the 5g frequency band, the c-band right next door to the part of the spectrum used by a crucial device on airliners, the radar altimeter, its designed to tell an aircraft how close it is to t...

People expressed mixed feelings about boarding their flights. well, im glad to be back with people doing what we do, come it kinda feels good. i mean, im still worried about the variants, omicron and all of that, but at the same time, im just like, you know what, lets get back to living our lives a little bit. im very scared to be flying, to be honest. im glad to see everyone looks pretty masked up, ijust hope people on the plane are respectful of those around them. 0ur north america corresponde...

Theyve paid a lot of money for the privilege to do so. tomorrow is the deadline, our objective is of course to reach a solution around 56 deployment that maintains the highest level of safety while minimising disruptions to passenger travel. thats what were working towards. incredibly, though, neither side was blinking. with less than 24 hours to go, cities across america, including here in san francisco, were faced with the prospect of mass groundings of planes and customer chaos. but then the ...

Crews and the people who run their operation". passengers flying with the airlines delta and lufthansa have also been affected. at bostons international airport, people expressed mixed feelings about boarding their flights. well, im glad to be back with people doing what we do, it kinda feels good. i mean, im still worried about the variants, omicron and all of that, but at the same time, im just like, you know what, lets get back to living our lives a little bit. im very scared to be flying, to...

Not long ago he expects there will be some "bumps" tomorrow and thats because more than half of airliners arent approved to use that equipment to land in low visibility at some 82 airports will 5g will be active tomorrow. that could certainly lead to unpredicted disruptions, which is why the airlines are scrambling to figure out what their schedules are going to look like tomorrow. norah. >> odonnell: kris van cleave with all the details. thanks. a significant escalation into the investigation o...

The view from westminster there. the us mobile networks at&t and verizon have agreed at the last minute to postpone the rollout of their new 5g service near some airports. airlines have complained the signals could interfere with navigation systems. the telecoms giants say theyre frustrated at another delay. heres our north american technology correspondent james clayton. there was public stuck firmly in the middle. in one corner, airliners who said the new 5g frequency due to be rolled out on w...

Francisco, were faced with the prospect of mass groundings of planes and customer chaos. but then the telecoms companies blinked. they released a statement on tuesday saying they wouldnt emit 56 close to an airport, a clear win for the airliners. president biden thanked both verizon and at&t for doing so. but this isnt even close to being over. the delay is only temporary and many have asked how the us got so close, just a few hours away from aviation chaos. james clayton, bbc news, san francisc...

Say. the issue here is the 5g radio spectrum, it operates on a similar part of the radio spectrum to what is called a radar altimeter. theres a critical piece of instrumentation in everything from commercial airliners to cargo planes, helicopters. they all need this to be able to tell their exact height above the ground, especially in low visibility continues, especially in those critical moments right before landing. now, the airlines say we could delay this once more, it was her delayed two we...