world, you re watching cnn newsroom, i m george howell with the headlines. the curfew and communication blackouts in kashmir has now entered its 13th day. security remains high and tight in that region, and there is very little activity on the streets. authorities have said that they would begin restoring phone lines, but it s unclear when that will be completed. u.s. custom and border patrol computers are back online after being out on friday. it was a glitch that led to long lines, travelers waiting to be protestersed processed at airports across the country. u.s. president donald trump attacked a muslim member of congress after she turned down an offer from israel to travel to the west bank to see her grandmother. democratic congresswoman rashida tlaib said israels restrictions on her were quote, oppressive. mr. trump slammed talib on
airports really frustrated many of these passengers. they found themselves having to be processed by customs and border protection manually because these systems were down. it is unclear at this point what caused the outage, but we do know it created lots of travel woes for these international passengers. many airlines forced to rebook these passengers because they missed flights. rene marsh, cnn washington. thank you. for many people who have been following this story about nascar racing legend dale earnhardt jr. and his family, they are safe at home after they escaped a fiery plane crash. their private jet bounced down a runway. it slammed through a fence and burst into flames. when landing at an airport in tennessee on thursday. our dianne gallagher explains. look how high the fire ball is going. the national transportation safety board on the ground investigating this fiery plane crash that retired nascar driver
off gibb ral ter from being released. america s financial system was used to support an illicit shipment from iran to syria. the supreme court has ordered that ship to be released. iran wants any delay getting that tanker out of gibraltar. international travel can be stressful enough. travellers you could say needed a bit of extra patience because of this. u.s. customs and border patrol system went down for about two hours, and you can see it caused big backups and long lines at many airports. our rene marsh has more on what happened. reporter: customs and border protection experienced an outage with its computers at various airports on friday. this left lots of international travelers in long lines. the wait times at various
exercises one bit. brian todd, cnn, washington. we have new details in the death of accused sex trafficker jeffrey epstein. new york s chief medical examiner says that the cause of death was ssuicide by hanging. he was found unresponse. sif in his jail cell last week. the 66-year-old was awaiting trial of charges of running a trafficking ring. the u.s. customs and border patrol computers are back online after an outage impacted airports coast to coast and led to long lines, people waiting to be processed. passengers took pictures of people who had to wait like these at dulles airport. the agency says there is no indication that the disruption was malicious. the u.s. president is well-known for his real estate deals and now reports that he is interested this buying
world. i m natalie allen. here are our top stories. a democratic congresswoman now says she will not travel to the west bank after getting permission from the israeli government. rashida tlaib, who has relatives in the west bank, says israel placed conditions on her visit that she called oppressive. large groups of chinese paramilitary vehicles are gathered along the border with hong kong. they ve been there for several days as the pro-democracy protests in hong kong show no sign of stopping. more demonstrations are planned in the coming hours for the 11th straight weekend. the u.s. customs and border patrol s computers are back online after being out for two hours friday. the glitch led to long lines and travelers waiting to be processed at some airports. that couldn t have been fun. the agency says there s no indication the disruption was malicious. north korea says leader kim jong-un directly oversaw its