tonight, a new clue. it s great to have you with us on this saturday. i m cecilia vega. we begin with a nightmare travel day for thousands of airline passengers. the affects of an air traffic computer failure rippling all across the country tonight. some are travelers stranded. here they are at washington s reagan national airport, waiting for the system to come back up. that airport, the hardest hit with cancellations and delays. this map showing just how bad it was at its peak. see that hole right there? empty skies from south carolina up through new york. abc s linzie janis starts us off from new york s laguardia airport. reporter: tonight, long lines and hours of waiting at airports across the country. hundreds of flights canceled and more than 2,000 delayed, with major east coast hubs hit the if you want to just shut them both down, you can shut them both down. reporter: it all started around 11:30 a.m. and isn t over yet. the faa blaming an automation problem at
it s great to have you with us on this saturday. i m cecilia vega. we begin with a nightmare travel day for thousands of airline passengers. the affects of an air traffic computer failure rippling all across the country tonight. some are travelers stranded. here they are at washington s reagan national airport, waiting for the system to come back up. that airport, the hardest hit with cancellations and delays. this map showing just how bad it was at its peak. see that hole right there? empty skies from south carolina up through new york. abc s linzie janis starts us off from new york s laguardia airport. reporter: tonight, long lines and hours of waiting at airports across the country. hundreds of flights canceled and more than 2,000 delayed, with major east coast hubs hit the hardest. if you want to just shut them both down, you can shut them both down. reporter: it all started around 11:30 a.m. and isn t over yet. the faa blaming an automation problem at its air traff
tonight, a new clue. it s great to have you with us on this saturday. i m cecilia vega. we begin with a nightmare travel day for thousands of airline passengers. the affects of an air traffic computer failure rippling all across the country tonight. some are travelers stranded. here they are at washington s reagan national airport, waiting for the system to come back up. that airport, the hardest hit with cancellations and delays. this map showing just how bad it was at its peak. see that hole right there? empty skies from south carolina up through new york. abc s linzie janis starts us off from new york s laguardia airport. reporter: tonight, long lines and hours of waiting at airports across the country. hundreds of flights canceled and more than 2,000 delayed, with major east coast hubs hit the hardest. if you want to just shut them both down, you can shut them both down. reporter: it all started around 11:30 a.m. and isn t over yet. the faa blaming an automation p
caught fire. this could have been worse fit wasn t for the quick response of the officers who saw this. they doused the flames that allowed medics to get to the injured driver faster. get ready to sweat even are more, the temperature will stay in the 90s all week. the dog days are here and we re feeling the sizzle. let s go outside to chris sowers. are you sweating yet. reporter: i was going to say if i didn t know any better i wouldn t know there was a heat wave coming. there s a gentle breeze and temperatures in the 60s. the not too bad yet. pilots, 66. saint davids, 63. chemplet, chester, 64. center city, 73. avalon, and dover, 63. we have a high pressure firmly in control you don t see it on the map, but it is sitting over the washington, d.c. metro area. it will plant itself there all week long a heat pump high. our winds will be out of the south or southwest this time of the year that s a very warm wind flow for us, we re expecting high temperatures to stay in the
libertarian arguments. i have a constitution. what i need is a government that honors it and doesn t ask for licenses and permits and certificates for things that are none of the government s business. [cheers] all the libertarians have better plans than hillary and donald. it s wrong. john: this is gary johnson. libertarians chose him to be their nominee. johnson and other party crashers. that s our show tonight. . john: is that the year when an outsider will finally crash the stranglehold of republicans and democrats? i sure hope so! only one third party will be on the ballot in all 50 states, just one, to get on the ballot requires lots of money and people filing forms, getting signatures. lots of them, and the one party is the libertarian party. which this show considers the sensible party because libertarians respect limited government and that s what made america possible. very good. john: libertarians held their nominating convention. a thousand delegates showe