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City leaders hope the boil water advisory will be lifted by the end of the week bit added that there are a lot of factors that must be met first.

Chief saying passenger volume is back to prepandemic levels. here is tom costello. >> you have a boarding pass. >> reporter: countdown to the getaway, with 10 million air travelers expected through tsa checkpoints this long weekend. 2.6 million on friday alone. >> you've got to be flexible. >> you've got to roll with it. what else can you do? >> reporter: the nation's airlines promising no repeat of last summer's travel chaos that began a year ago this weekend whenev didn't have the crews to fly the flights they'd sold. stranded passengers and mountains of misdirected luggage. by labor day, 20...

On transgender care for minors. it's expected to get a final vote before the end of the week. in south carolina, the democratic minority is trying to chip away at an even more restrictive bill, one that would ban abortion at just six weeks, introducing nearly a thousand amendments in an attempt to slow things down. at one point during the debate, which ended after a computer failure around 1:30 a.m. before starting up again this morning, a democrat took a shot at the legislature itself noting that more than 80% of state house lawmakers are men. >> we are not considering the mental state of the...

Close calls since 2007 and no significant uptick lately and still a former chief says there is cause for concern. >> there's no seat in the cockpit for complacency and i think it is a warning and i think it does call for action. >> congress will demand answers this week as it holds hearings into the massive faa computer failure that led to a nationwide ground stop last month. lester? >> all right, tom. thank you. as the cdc reports growing status among teens, next we'll visit a school that teaches lessons in happiness. hey, man. nice pace! clearly, you're a safe driver. you could save hundre...

Today. >> reporter: and the earth's hot streak rolls on. the overwhelming red on these global maps illustrates the trend. 2022 the sixth warmest year on record, according to noaa, a trend researchers say will continue until we cut the carbon emissions, changing our climate, and making weather more extreme. anne thompson, nbc news. and just breaking tonight, exclusive new details about what led to that massive faa computer outage that caused more than 11,000 flight delays yesterday. it turns out it could be file damage the result of one or two people. here is tom costello. >> reporter: tonigh...