room visit, from savings. others said they would need to pay with a credit card, borrow from family or friends, or simply take out a personal loan. the broader impact on the economy is starting to become apparent as well. bloomberg estimates federal contractors could be losing as much as $200 million a day in lost or delayed revenue. delta airlines says it s already lost $25 million in revenue due to lost government flights. a month in, this shutdown is having a real impact both inside and outside the washington, d.c., area. and we don t yet know the ripple effect on everything from lunch spots and coffee shops to uber drivers. but we do know it s causing real pain for real people. and the question for policymakers may be, when is it simply too much? when we come back, we re going to talk about that buzzfeed story about michael cohen and whether journalists were too quick to report a story that they could not confirm. coming up, end game and
all remaining u.s. citizens who wish to depart egypt on a u.s. government flight should report to the airport immediately. further delay is not advisable. the u.s. government, the u.s. state department is advising all americans who wish to leave egypt on these government flights that they have been offering since monday should report to the airport immediately. further delay, they say, is not advisable. that s the latest information from the u.s. state department. again, we are going to be broadcasting through this hour. the security situation is fast evolving. we are hunkered down here, hardly any lights, we re on the floor. we ll take a quick break and bring you back with some of the most dramatic images from this very difficult and deadly day. you don t know
wish to depart egypt on a u.s. government flight should report to the airport immediately. further delay is not advisable. the u.s. government, the u.s. state department is advising all americans who wish to leave egypt on these government flights that they have been offering since monday should report to the airport immediately. further delay, they say, is not advisable. that s the latest information from the u.s. state department. again, we are going to be broadcasting all through this hour. the security situation is fast evolving. we are hunkered down here, hardly any lights, we re on the floor. we ll take a quick break and bring you back with some of the most dramatic images from this very difficult and deadly day. [ male announcer ] it s morning. and quaker loves morning.