travel will be disrupted. about 60 flights will be disrupted today, so we are starting to see the wider implications of this announcement to ground those flights. and what more can you tell us about how events unfolded in the sky? the details we have had from the faa suggests that about 5pm on friday evening, it was just a routine flight from portland, oregon to california, and there was a popping sound that passengers report hearing and the oxygen masks dropped and there was a gaping hole on the left side of the plane. it is not clear what caused it and those investigations are still ongoing. the national transport safety board has confirmed it will conduct investigations. the faa say it will support those
we are starting to see the wider implications of this announcement to ground those flights. find implications of this announcement to ground those flights. ground those flights. and what more can ou tell ground those flights. and what more can you tell us ground those flights. and what more can you tell us about ground those flights. and what more can you tell us about how ground those flights. and what more can you tell us about how events - can you tell us about how events unfolded in the sky? the can you tell us about how events unfolded in the sky? can you tell us about how events unfolded in the sky? the details we have had from unfolded in the sky? the details we have had from the unfolded in the sky? the details we have had from the faa unfolded in the sky? the details we have had from the faa suggests i unfolded in the sky? the details we. have had from the faa suggests that about 5pm on friday evening, it was just a routine flight from portland, oregon to califor
world is very, very difficult. jon: i m sure place of their hands full of the and days. stay with us if you would. cb caught in his your city newsroom. she has a bit more for us. quick start we just start witness sound from our fox affiliate for that woman saying she was outside the store when she heard the popping sound. she even said she saw sparks flying. in a better picture about what witnesses encountered. 117 out of the new york times he was waiting in his car for a shift to start as he heard gunshots. he said somebody drove up to him and another car and conveyed a message to him we ve got to get out of here. they both immediately left the scene. going off on her colleague ted williams said about the challenges officers will face at this suburban outlet mall there are more than 120 stores at this outlet mall. be a daunting task for their s report on police going storm is
the u.s., but not everybody is embracing it. how come? yeah. so pickleball is america s fastest growing sport over the last three years. there are about 9 million pickleball players in the u.s. that jumped about 150% from pre-pandemic levels. folks really like pickleball because it s fun, it s social, it s a little bit easier than tennis, the court s a little smaller. but not everybody loves it. neighbors are frustrated with the noise. it s kind of a popping sound that you hear. tennis players are upset because the pickleball courts are taking over the tennis courts. you see more cities and towns start to restrict the growth of pickleball. i spoke with some pickleball nimbys who said the noise was driving them crazy. okay. i thought i was going to hear from them.