some moderate delays in new orleans as you get going on to sunday. the same is the case in atlanta. by the time you get into monday, this does look even worse as you start to see some of these areas in red getting major delays in atlanta running down into florida. this is going to be the one we re watching. it s not horribly widespread, but those are some major areas that can slow down flights. leland: thunderstorms in hartsfield can trickle across the country and that tom domino effect. kristin? kristin: well, the latest chapter of the star wars franchise dominated the box office friday, but it s garnering mixed reviews from fans. unbelievable. the perfect way to wrap up the whole series. i absolutely loved it. i think it was everything the gaps would hope for and that we the fans would hope for. i m agreeing with a lot of the critics take that it s nostalgia and fan service rather than telling an actual story. kristin: all right.
but now it s real. you know, a couple of days ago we were fearful of what this would look like. we re here now. and everybody s trying to stay together and stay positive. but for the soup boerl that s an influx of airplanes and what we re looking at is possibly 1,500 extra airplanes a day for the super bowl and the day after. and that s on top of what we already do in atlanta. and these extra airplanes won t just affect hartsfield, jackson but the big metropolitan airports as well. there are people, colleagues who they go home and wonder will i get evicted? my credit is taking a hit, it s past 30 days or can i pay my other bills? it is obscene you know what s happening to these people who work so hard not receiving pay. we appreciate your time and i
we ve allowed it to happen. we ve gone backwards. we re apparently okay with it. many trains used to crack 100 miles an hour with regularity back in the 1930s. well, today our high-speed line on the east coast, the acela, averages 87 miles an hour. much of the world from spain to france to china is zooming down the rails while we regress. we travel back in time. then there s hartsfield airport in atlanta, the world s busiest, when they have electric power. they did not yesterday, thanks to an underground fire that also toasted the backup line. and as a result over 1500 flights were canceled along with all the holiday hopes and dreams of tens of thousands of air passengers idled. there s speculation tonight a power line was gnawed on by a rat. and if that s true, if something with whiskers and a stale can take down hartsfield, imagine what a determined hacker from
rob: the us confirming north korea was the mastermind behind the largest random where cyber attack in history. the wall street journal report the communist country pulled off the hack earlier this year. the effect kidnapped 230,000 computers including hospitals in 150 countries and caused more than $4 billion worth of damages. he is accused of killing a teenager and injuring 20 people in times square and now plans to claim he is in same. s lawyer saying he will enter an insanity defense, facing charges including second-degree murder for driving onto the sidewalk and hitting pedestrians in may. he got out of the crashed car and yelled, quote, i want to kill them all. rob: a crippling blackout at the busiest airport, the extent of the fire that damaged hartsfield, jackson
france to china is zooming down the rails while we regress. we travel back in time. then there s hartsfield airport in atlanta, the world s busiest, when they have electric power. they did not yesterday, thanks to an underground fire that also toasted the backup line. and as a result over 1500 flights were canceled along with all the holiday hopes and dreams of tens of thousands of air passengers idled. there s speculation tonight a power line was gnawed on by a rat. and if that s true, if something with whiskers and a stale can take down hartsfield, imagine what a determined hacker from north korea can do. all of this goes by the decidedly unsexy and clunky washington label of infrastructure spending. put another way, we get to spend our money on new stuff if we decide we want it. we then leave to washington to decide how to spend it and what could go wrong there.