and tonight we know why the fire was so intense. reporter: authorities explain it s because there was more than 1,000 gallons of fuel on the blane when it skidded off the runway. so much that some of it seeped into the stream directly behind me. they re out mitigating this right now. i can tell you that the smell of fuel is still very, very strong. tom? steve, thank you. next to the nationwide chaos after the failure of u.s. customs computers at airports across the country. the images still coming in. arriving passengers standing in long lines at new york s jfk. the terminal packed with people at dulles airport in washington. scenes like these in dallas, l.a., san francisco, and other airports as well. abc s senior transportation correspondent david kerley is at reagan airport in the capital. reporter: long lines at airports around the country on a friday evening. the airport is wild, it s just nuts. reporter: the customs service apparently suffering a computer
drowned. the storms carved a path of destruction leaving damage buildings and downed trees and power lines all through the region. u.s. customs computers are now back on line after an outage caused chaos. airports officials across the country reported delays, look at these pictures, ranging from 30 minutes to two hours. it is not clear what caused the disruption. you were hoping i got caught up in that, but no. how did you avoid it? how did you fly over all of that? part of the mystery that is me. and the cape that he uses. u.s. intelligence officials are repeating once again what they have said all along. the hacking of the dnc has russia s digital fingerprints all over it, so why is the united states president-elect doubting those findings? we dig deeper next.
a month ago we were talking about you under the weather. work on it. leave the ws on the typewriter, too, okay? none of that. thank you. martha, what s next? martha: long lines and delays for some on the busiest travel days of the year. computer outages. what officials are saying about that glitch with the old u.s. customs computers. very long wait. longer than our actual flight. over two hours in line once we got here. is. so we asked my doctor. he told us about pseudobulbar affect, or pba. it s frequent, uncontrollable crying or laughing that doesn t match how you feel. it can happen with certain neurologic conditions like stroke, dementia, or ms. he prescribed nuedexta, the only fda-approved treatment for pba. tell your doctor about medicines you take.
butt too. pete: get that footage. steve: we ll go down to washington, d.c., to talk with tucker carlson. we turn to heather with a fox news alert. that is what my two boys would call each other. i have a fox news alert to start right now. closing in on a killer. we have chilling new video, showing the suspected turkey nightclub terrorist, taking a selfie and smirking in the video just hours before the attack. this is local media reports have arrested his family overnight in raids. we re still working to confirm that information. they say he entered the country with his wife and his children in order not to get caught. the sole american victim is now home. he says he played dead to survive. 39 people were killed in that attack. customs computers back online after a nationwide outrage sparked mayhem across the country. look at time-lapse video from atlanta hartsfield-jackson