frustrated after more airline chaos. the faa grounded all u.s. flights for about 90 minutes because of an outage of a system that sends critical safety messages to pilots. there are now more than 1,200 cancellations, 7900 flight delays. it s been less than two weeks since southwest s meltdown. flights have been gradually taking off. at this hour, it s not known what caused the system s failure according to transportation secretary pete buttigieg. he says there s no sign it was terror related. there was an issue with irre irregularities with the messages. we have to figure out why it happened. why it wasn t stopped from being disrupted and the original source of the errors. when there s an issue in the faa that needs looked at, we ll own it. same as we ask airlines to own their companies and operations. we re at the world s largest airport, atlanta s hartsfield-jackson. what s the situation at this hour? reporter: flight operations have resumed as normal for the most p
according to ukrainian armed forces. civilians have also been targeted. this video showing the terrifying a blast rocks a pedestrian bridge in kyiv moments before a person could be seen walking across it. that person manages to turn back and runway from the destruction. that strike reminiscent of this blast saturday on a crucial bridge connecting russian-controlled crimea and the country s mainland. a blow to russia suffering humiliating defeats on the battlefield. vladimir putin says that today s wave of violence is revenge for that blast. he blames ukraine, even though kyiv has not taken responsibility for it. ukraine s president volodymyr zelenskyy sharing these devastating images from the aftermath of today s deadly campaign and founding an urgent alarm saying, quote, they are trying to destroy us and wipe us off the face of the earth. all the while ukrainian civilians are, again, forced underground into kyiv subway system, but they re managing to come together in an emot
women. how did it happen? and the mission to rescue tourists stranded in the grand canyon caverns randed 200 feet underground. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening we will never know exactly how much higher the death toll would have been in yesterday s school shooting in st. louis had police not killed the attacker but today there is chilling new evidence the 19-year-old killer intended it to ba bloodbath. today, police revealing the gunman used an ar 15 style rifle to shoot his victims. a teacher and a student were both killed four others wounded. in addition, three people were injured during the chaos at central visual and orming arts high school authorities also saying the shooter, a former student, was carrying 600 rounds of ammunition■v but the most revealing evidence may be what police say they found in his car entries in a notebook that may offer a disturbing roadmap into his state of mind emilie ikeda is in st. louis tonight with
good afternoon, everyone. i m bianna golodryga. welcome to cnn newsroom. i m victor blackwell. it s good to have you. more than 9 million votes across the country already been cast. election day just two weeks away now. not two days away. two weeks away. and the pressure s on for the candidates to win over every voter. it s especially high in pennsylvania. tonight democrat john fetterman will face off against republican mehmet oz in perhaps the most anticipated debate of the election season. it s also the only chance for pennsylvanians to see the candidates argue the issues side by side. in a 50-50 senate pennsylvania is one of the races democrats hope to gain to retain power over the chamber. many voters there have already made up their minds, though. nearly 640,000 people have already turned in ballots. cnn s jessica dean is in harrisburg, pennsylvania. jessica, give us a preview of tonight s debate. reporter: well, bianna, you really just outlined how critical this
border. criminal back behind bars after pushing a man off a subway platform. the family calling him a menace being arrested two dozen times. no cash bail created a real problem. people are frightened. blitz, throws herbert. blocking, and the touchdown. ainsley: that s great song. never heard that one before. did you all see who sings that? brian: i like it. flo rida. ainsley: beautiful shot of pittsburgh. beautiful day a low of 48. it is the steel city. 300 steel related businesses there. it s the city of bridges. steve: that s why they call them the steelers. ainsley: 436 bridges. skyscraperrens state park. and they watch fox there. brian: do you recognize the other voice in this song? steve: walker hayes. ainsley: can i hear that. flo rida pairing up with walker hayes. who would have thought. brian: like a rapper country guy talk his way through songs. walker hayes. can you look that up, chris? ainsley: what is watt al be e apple be s song