The Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC) is upgrading technology on its National Train Communications System (NTCS), with the rollout of 4G capabi.
continue tomorrow as planned. both telecom giants frustrated with the faa and airline industry for the delay. i think they were forced to do it. the outcry from the stakeholders that are directly involved in rolling out the 5g the pilots, the flight attendants are all speaking out aggressively. reporter: and tonight, several international airlines say they will cancel some flights into the u.s. starting tomorrow because of the uncertainty. 5g, which is already started to roll not some places in the u.s., provides faster data and cell service to our phones than the existing 4g capability. the problem? the airlines say the signals from 5g transmitter towers that are near airports operate on a frequency that s too close to the frequency of an instrument that s critical for the safety of passenger and cargo planes, the radar altimeter. this is used when aircraft gets closer to the ground on approach. it s absolutely mandatory that one of these things be operating well. as a matte
flattening homes, flooding out the roads, the grim flyover coming up next. a republican language barrier. rick santorum and mitt romney sparring over english in puerto rico. just needs to be a bilingual country and not just spanish-speaking and right now it s overwhelmingly spanish speaking and needs to fully integrate. fallout. will rick santorum s stand cost him delegates and latino votes. ipad fever is gripping the planet. the tablets are flying off the store shelves sending apple s stock price soaring to unprecedented heights. it is one minute now past 5:00. new details about the soldier accused of killing 16 afghan civilians in cold blood. the new york times is quoting a senior u.s. official saying that that soldier, quote, just snapped suggesting it might have been as a result of a combination of stress and alcohol. the shooting suspect now has a lawyer, john henry brown. brown says the suspect is a highly decorated soldier. he was injured twice during thr
her extended family was forced to take her off life support today. susan kand ycandiotti is standi in indiana where she s been following the developments and spoke exclusively to the man who found her. she s going to join us moments away. in the meantime, this has been a day of taking stock for victims of that deadly rash of tornadoes that hit 11 states. many of them lost everything. the extreme weather now has claimed at least 39 lives in kentucky, indiana, ohio, and georgia. this is west liberty, kentucky. it seems that no corner of this small town was spared. homes annihilated. trees plucked out of the ground. there are scenes like this all over the midwest and south today. the death toll from friday s storms, it has risen to 21 in kentucky, but despite extensive damage, we re hearing remarkable stories of survival. jim spellman is in the town of west liberty. jim? reporter: on the outskirts of west liberty, kentucky, tornado survivors return home. this was your hous